Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 12

Charge Accounts Invited T O A TACAC A I I T Ja CAUACACAC T O Absolutely Brand-New DOLLINGS COMPANY MAYPAY DVIDEND, © $501,676 Claim of pther pe-| Spring Models—Sizes 40%% to 52V% funct Concern Disallowed, Making Money Available. the defunct R opinion by Judge tri Judge m, which Y, Serust ed as to o the note ihe note] - This is one of the most extraordinary Dress Sales ever (cauty of | held in Washington, because hundreds of times we have been asked “Why don’t you have a bargain sale of dresses for large women? Bargain dress sales are always for | flappers and small size women—the large size women THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. U, THURSDAY, A Most Unusual and Very “Large Size Dresses in a Special Sale MARCH 1926 Sprin)es In Sizes 40v% to 52v% Remarkable Event! "<5“f‘:'SlzeS 401, to 521%,—Average Prices, 50c and 60c on the Dollar Worth $35.00,$40.00 and $45.00 The best feature in this sale is that these Dresses are all Absolutely Brand-New Models for the Easter Trade They are beautiful, up-to-date and clever models for stout women—from manufacturers who specialize ex clusively in large women’s apparel. T'hey are correctly tailored and cut with unusual fullness. The materials are ‘| never get a bargain.” L L 1 L il the better, finer qualities usually found in dresses at much higher prices—the designs and colors are the most approved of the season. All Handsomely Trimmed and Embellished the con-{ o, -1, Well,here's your chance! This is one of the first real n | bargain sales ever heard of in large size dresses.- Sizes re’of operations,” Juage| up to 50%4 and 52Yp—and plenty of them, too. snd in hIs nplnlon were Eight Styles Sketched From the Dresses in This Sale i | Slenderizing Models of Crepe Elizabeth, . Georgette, Fine Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Printed Georgette, Combinations of Canton Crepe and Printed Silks and Georgette and Printed Silks. Many with cluster pleats. n Gabriel Borkman.” for lovers of rer give charac. b to the last wry entheim, the girl 1 by hu ambl- Straightline, long waist line, circular skirts and straightline skirts. necklines, V and round necks. New high g ;w, s 45 Sl Beautifully trimmed with lace insertion, heavy ecru lace with designs of iridescent beads, rosettes, fancy buckles, bias folds and ruffles of taffeta; silk braid, gilt buttons, fine tucks, gold and silver lace, gold tinsel thread, etc. Colors of Black, Navy, Brown, Rose, Rust, Green, Blue, Powder, Cocoa and Tan. We want to emphzsizc the fact these are not the usual run of stout sizes—on the contrary, each dress possesses | charm and individuality and is designed on slenderizing lines. in the relent- the two sisters went to jail just ing a Kking. WAGES AT ISSUE Eastern Railws ays to Discus ok | { 1 Monday. | 4 (®).—The | Not more than a week ago we had some of these identical dresses come in from the same manufacturer which sold at $42.50 and $45. So you can see what marvelous values they are at $19.50. This sale will be a wonderful surprise to large size women who never get a bargain in dresses like other women do. All we need say is that your fondest expectations will be realized when you see these dresses tomorrow. Every dress with new sleeves and handsomely trimmed. Foundations on all are of heavy crepe silks. In fact, this is a representative sale of high-class merchandise in every respect. . ted to have The princt- to determine 11 negotiate the ially or through 8 Styles Sketched From the Dresses in This Sale BARGAIN NEW nlnzs BASEMEN i wnn rmcn s 728 7th St. N.W. Free From Worry' ffer with plles hers know what! amid suppository | ubborn case— a simple an otherw painful cond! ids are assuaged | | ese wonderful malers Pyramid Bl gan.—Advertis Marshall, Michi- |