Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., MONDAY, OCTOBER 25 1926. 11 CHURCH PUBLICITY METHODS OUTLINED Psychology Principles of Used in Business Recom- mended by Stelzle. nothing id Mr. he church | it of the Inter-| sociation, the church, it plain that it is not | zation, @ his life to prepared to sta fngly what is the church people. “Tho church must I orrowing | mfort to | broken- TOURISTS VISIT BURNS’ GREAT-GRANDDAUGHTER But Mostly Charm of Miss Burns Brown, Draws Museum, Many to Dumfries. GAMMARUS LIKES GREZGON| And Trout Like Little Eat Them and Grow Big. Shrimps, instantaneous relief. ch—or bad breath? One or two tomach has the alkalize it ue digestions Full Box FREE! Every druggist has Stuart’s tablets, 25¢ and 60c. Or, af:llbox ou write the F. A. | Stuart Co., Dept. farshall, Mich, Get | a metal box of Steart’s for the pocket—and | Leepitfilled! A sueetstomachfor lwenty-fivecents. | STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS [ e s | | prescrip- | GRSCARA £, DUININE Got Red Bz %2340 with Portralt 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Woodward & Lothrop Telephone Main 5300 New Lustrous Crepe Satin Chemise and Nightrobe Sets 29 The latest Paris-endorsed under- things are trimmed with tiny tucks, two-tone ribboms, exqui- site laces and charming rosebuds. PURCHASED SEPARATELY, Chemise, $10; Nightrobes, $15. La Tec Brassieres Especially Designed to give Slenderness to the Larger Woman $1-50 4 35 Expert fitters will show you in the privacy of our perfect- ly appointed fitting rooms just how La Tec Brassieres give complete comfort and proper support together with correct and smart lines. { Lavishly Furred Coats Of Three Distinct Fabric Types Suede-like Woolens Richly Colored Tweeds Deep Pile Fabrics To choose any of these coats in any of these fashion-right fabrics is to be decidedly in the mode. Each of these handsome fabrics emphasizes its smartness with a lavish use of luxu- rious furs in full-length tuxedo or shawl collars and often in huge point- Exquisite Philippine Models hook in front and s ed cuffs. back. Crepe de Chine Sets i ; Lynx Wolf Fox Fitch SKETCHED—3Jrassiere of fine $22 . 8 stried, materal thac gives slender- Beaver Caracul Badger Squirrel izing lines, $2.50. i The same beauitiful handwork that is SKETCHED—Soft treco model, re- <o amous has been exquisitely done $39.50 to $195 on lovely flesh crepe de chine. Chemise, $10. Gowns, $12. Sillk Underwear Section, First floor. inforced at diaphragm; with garters attached, $3.50. Exclusively With Woodward & Lothrop in Washington Corset Section, Third floor. Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Cloth and Jersey Dresses —to give deftly slenderizing lines to LARGER WOMEN Full cut and expertly tailored, these dresses give the desired long, slenderizing lines, in simple and becoming styles. LORCHEEN WOOL REP COVERT CLOTH $25 to $49.50 Special Size Section. Third floor. JERSEY Above—Black caracul is distinctive in its lavish use on this Patina—a suede-like cloth—coat, $150. Novelties for Bridge Prizes Hard-Hearted Hannah...50c “Yes Sir, She’s My Baby”.50c Imported Marble Darning EgE, .cocceesieniinnnn 50c Lemon Plate with Fork...$1 Leather Needle Case and A SPECIAL VALUE Left—A handsomely tailored tweed coat tops its smartness with a huge badger collar, $89.50. . Right—Midnight Kashmyrna—a soft- Darning Egg........ ..-$1 pile fabric—is complemented in this Imported Gilt Safety Pin coat by the rich black lynx shawl Holder ..... SR RauC collar and cuffs, $135. Small Whisk Broom, in Suede Leather Case....50c Leather Manicure Set...50c Boxed Darning Silk, 12 colored spools ...... +..50c Novelty Shoe Horn......$1 Imported Ship Tape Measure Notions Sectian, First floor. Warm Lounging Robes Of Mannish Cut in these Warm Fabrics Quilted Fine Silk Corduroy Women’s Fitted Cowhide Suit Cases 35 It is of genuine cowhide and has all of the newest and most desirable features— round corners—fine moire lining—new patent locks—genuine leather easy-grip handles—basswood case—and a fitted folding tray that may be removed and used separately. Fitted with Toilet Set— “Shell-on-Amber” 11-Piece Toilet Set Beacon Striped Cloth Flannel Cozy, light-weight robes that are smartly tailored in style— infinitely more chic and many times more comfortable than frilly, lacy? affairs on cold Winter mornings and chilly nights. Some show a touch of femininity in fluttering ostrich trim- ming—and all are flattering in their simplicity of line. Tailored Quilted Robes, $12. Of crepe de chine and satin. Other Quilted Robes, $12 to $30. Many trimmed with ostrich and coque. Zananna Robes, $25 to $45. Striped Flannel Robes, $15. Well Known Beacon Robes, $7.50 to $12. Corduroy Robes, $3.95 to $9. The Hat Box Umbrella, $8 The very newest—and the most convenient umbrella— a short, stubby traveling um- . . brella of tailored design? with In New P;gtad Shape All Desi bI 1 wood handle and leather Comb Hair Brush Large Mirror esirable Colors strap—that actually fits into Nail File Shoe Horn Toothpaste Holder Negligee Section, Thlrd floor. yourshat box. Soap Case Button Hook Toothbrush Holder In wanted colors. Other Hat Box Umbrellas to $12 Umbrella Section, First floor. They are “In Sfep" with Fashion 2 The new mode in footwear takes on simple grace, as evidenced in the new heels, the interesting leathers and elegant lines. Slender straps, colonial buckles and alli- gator lend themselves to these chic shoes that are foremost in the new mode. Cold Cream Jar Buffer and Case Traveling Goods Section, Second floor. TOP — An alligator ox- ford tie with cutouts steps first in the mode for sports wear, $15. CENTER—Black patent A mannish robe of rose and blue leather colonial pump striped flannel, $15. steps smartly into the mode for street wear, $10. Coque feather trimmed robe, of rose quilted crepe de chine, $25. For every hour of the day BOTTOM — One - strap Copen corduroy robe with tuxedo black patent leather pump and for every occasion collar, $9. is foremost for afternoon, there is a smart shoe that $13.50. Beacon robe of brown and blue de- steps smartly forward. sign, $7.50. ‘Women's Shos Section. Third floor. New /] Shoulder Figures Bridge Prizes Auto Charms Clever little dolls—that are all the “rage.” They sit atop one’s shoulder—if one is very smart—they dangle in one’s car—and they make charm- ing bridge prizes. 50c and $1. Artificial Flower Section. First floor. Houppette Pli A Afluffy little powder puff ‘ that carries powder in its handle—and folds up com- pactly enough to be con- veniently carried in one’s purse. $2.50. Toilet Goods Scction. First floor Demonstration of O’Boy Hair Curlers During this week you have an opportunity of interview- ing a representative of the makers of these curlers—that are so designed and covered with rubber that one’s hair will not break, and your curl will stay in unusually long. For bobbed or long hair. Card of Five Curlers, 50c. Each Curler, 10c. Notions Section. First floor. Foldcombs In an attractive leather case —easy to carry as a calling card. A real necessity—and an ideal gift. In two sizes— “bobby” and dressing size. Plain silver engine-turned and enameled on silver, $3 to $12. Jewelry Sectlon. First floor. Bill Clips A practical invention for the bulky billfold. Useful also for shopping memos and as napkin holders, $2 to $12.50. Jewelry Section. First floor.