Evening Star Newspaper, January 14, 1927, Page 25

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WHERE THE BETTER THINGS COST LESS==== M'-BR@KS & CO G ~STREET BETWEEN 11th & 12 th Tomorrow—Sensational Savin gs for the First Duy of Our Promptly at 9:15 AM. this sale begins. Be here when the doors ofen. A splendid opportu- Credit Office brand-new merchandise has been bought at grcat pnce concessions and tomorrow you aga:n have a “nnderful opportunlt) to partlclpate ina celebratxon wl’ml’\ from every standpmnt of fashion and pnce has reached the l'nghest pmnacle of value- gwmg‘ Special for Our Birthday Sale—at Considerably Less Than Whelesale Cost! cw Dresses dominant apparel shup we]comes you to its Fourth For weeks we have planned to make this an occasion Make every effort to attend this sale tomorrow! % o = d Stunnin rg Many of These Dresses Are Worth Double and Three Times the Sale Price— 1. A decidedly wonderful offer- infl of the newest and smartest Dresses. Styles of exceptional appeal for all daytime and eve- ning occasions. Styles that re- veal all the clever new details. Women who are always just a bit in advance of the mode will welcome this great sale. Sizes for Women (36 to 44). Sizes for Misses (14 to 20). Extra sizes (4014 to 54Y5). Don't miss seeing them! Come expecting everything lovely in this sale. You won't be disappointed. This remark- able collection affords a truly Fashion’s Favored Shades wonderful variety in_ Dresses for street, afternoon,. evening, party, wear. skirts, embrnidered rnOde]s. BLACK AND WHITE and business PALMETTO GREEN sports Bolero effects, tierred lace-trimmed models. Manda- rin CHCCtS. TUC](S. plcats. straps GRECIAN ROSE BEIGE -WHITE COCOA-—-GOYA and shirrl’ngsA An endless pro- ATHENIA {U‘XOT‘I O{ wonder-values. AND PRINTS M. Brooks & Co. o —‘.0 Dress Department Third Floor On Sale Tomorrow—Fourth Floor Only 125 Brand-NeW Winter | 650 New Silk Spring COATS The Colors Include Many of the Much-Wanted Grackle Blues, Gray and Black DRESSES Women'’s Sizes Misses’ Sizes Plenty of Large Sizes One of the great achievements of our Women who have attended our incom- Coat Department involving 125 entirely new Coats just purchased at cxtraorclinary price concessions from several of our most important sources. All are luxuriously furred. Many have the shawl, or mush- room fur collars. Some have animal scarf effects. The beautiful models include the wrappy and straightline effects. The fab- rics are gorgeous—Venice, Bolivia and Vel- All priced exceedingly low! parable dress sales in the past will remem- ber the extraordinary values thcy'have re- Here dresses equally as if not more important than the pastones, for here are frock values that you yvill hardly believe can be sold for so little as $8.50. Georgette Dresses! Satin Flat Crepe Dresses! Pretty Sty]es for the Stregt. Party or Afternoon. In all colors. ceived. iS anothcr salc 0{ new Dresses! Combinations! she:n. Regular Prices, $69, $79, $95, $115 Tomorrow for the First Day of Our Birthday Sale Tomorrow for the First Day of Our Birthday Sale These $15 Silk Dresses