Evening Star Newspaper, September 24, 1926, Page 10

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Slender lined one-piece dresses whose soft colors are smartly brought out in bits of brilliant colored [4 embroidery, even the sleeves so accented. All in all, a group \ that is very unusual at such a price. < Misses, 14 to 20; and Women, 306 to 42. (Third Fioor.) e = —_— - —— %¥¥¥K§K§‘¥§¥¥K§K§K§X§K§Xffil"&ffii‘i‘%ifi%i"&l‘%;‘%l‘{ A Sale of Sturdy School Shoes $3.85 Sturdy high and low shoes tor growing boys’ feet. With broad toes that allow plenty of room. Sizes 10 to 6. Children’s Sport Hose in Gay Colors, 29¢; 4 for $§1 Choice of 74 sport hose with fancy turnovcr;uffs, or V2 : socks in either plain or combination colors. Sizes 5to10. Trim oxfords, pumps and high shoes for girls and junior misses. In patent and tan. Sizes 8% to 2;2% to7. : A—Junior Misses’ Pump; patent leather. C-—Girls' Two-Eye- D — Boys' Tan let Tie, patent leather Lace High Shoes, or tan. with heavy soles. (Second Floor.) B-—Junior_ Misses' Two-Strap Pump, in tan. of Boys’ Lumberjacks $ 3.95 Vivid Colors in Wool Fabrics fér P e et et et et e ettt et ettt Wear Now and Through the Winter The boy's ‘own choice for outdoor wear; he likes the snug warmth of it, the brilliant, youthful colorings. Plaids in combinations of blue, green, red and brown. FFashioned with close-fitting knitted bottoms and sport collars. Sizes 10 to 18 years. (Second Floor.) School Suits---4 Pieces 312.95 WWF Cassimeres and Cheviots in kg New Fall Mixtures and Colors Every pattern a boy likes—herringbone and dia- mond weaves, plaids and plain colors, in shades of gray, brown, tan and heathers. Clever douljle-breasted coats, mannish vests, 2 pairs of knickers, fully lined. Sizes 7 to 16 years. (Second Floor.) RPN XX X N RN X E RS XEAEREIERE s iatetititititita i i i it %X & Princess Slips with Novelty Flounces 51.95 Of lustrous rayon and rayon- sheen—in new Autumn shades. Slips to wear with the new crepe dresses for Fall. Their smart novelty flounces have touches of bright color. Well made and shaped for the new dresses. Sizes for tall and petite figures. (Fifth Fleer.) L3 o 51.95 Crepe de Chine Step-ins §]-29 All-silk crepe de chine, in pastel colors —with insets and edgings of lace Woman’s never-quite-buried love of the utterly feminine in lingerie will be revived by these lace-trimmed step-ins of flesh, peach, nile and mais shades. A grade of crepe that washes to perfection and dries before you know it. (First Floor.) Sale of Service Weight and Chiffon Silk Hose 1,200 Pairs—all full-fashioned $1.-19 Mercerized tops and Mercerized soles All that you could ask of a stocking. Sheerness and luster. Knitting that fits the slenderest ankle, yet gives plenty of room for comfort. - So carefully fashioned that there’s not a wrinkle in foot or leg. Colors that will stand innumerable washings. Shades to go with the brilliant tones of evening, and smart colors for Fall frocks. Crash, nude, beige, blush, atmosphere, light wood, moonlight, fog, piping rock, gun metal and black. (First Floor.) ~ A New Handbag for ¢ “Fashion Mode” Shoes Autumn $2.95 Back - strap pouches Long-handled pouches Smart envelope types Na Fall costume is complete without' a bag to match. Here are the new colors and combinations. Brown leather pouch with strap in light tan; cedarwood envelope in scarlet leather. Many others, all beautifully fitted. (First Floor.) Schoolgirls are =, L Wearing Jersey, too! =\ $3.95 Black forFall 55.85 In all of the “Paris- says-so” styles. Prov- ing that black has ar- rived on smart spike heels. Here are three of the new slippers— black velvet, black satin, patent colt. Chic oxfords, one- straps and pumps. All sizes and widths AA to C. opera (Fifth Floor.) e $10.50 In all the bright, new Autumn colors Styled for Miss Eight-to-Fourteen One-piece frocks—as smart as they make . ’ . them. Yet you can slip into them quickly in the ~ Glrls WInter morning. Whether with the high or Peter Pan ' collar, or the models with Clevgr little ties. In \. SChOOI Coats 3 l 6.50 rich warm reds, trimmed contrastingly—and many other shades. Ielour, buckskin, plaids —big fur collars (Second Floor.) Mandel, sealine (dyed coney) and Mendoza beaver are the furs useéd. Straight s m 4 r t styles, full lined and warmly inter- lined. In sizes for girls from 8 to 16 vears. / 7 ® ) Brilliant Felt Hats With brims and $l 95 Girls from brimless, also & Gtgil4Years Jaunty models, smartly simple. In both the off-the-face shape and the turn-up-in-the-back poke bonnet style. Brightest of colors to go with the new Fall costumes. 4 N et et et et e T e et et et et et et et ettt et ats € (Second Floor.) - PN T L Second Floor.) MREXE X ffim%&%xfil‘if’Kf&fiffifi!f%fif}fif&ffiflmlfm