Evening Star Newspaper, February 28, 1927, Page 27

S TEACHERS CALLED | - NODERN GENIUSES " Training of Children Said to| Have Revolutionized In- dustry and Customs. PROVINCIAL S.OCIETY | WOMEN RENT JEWELS Rings, Pendants and Bracelets Are Hired for Festive Occasions in England. ~Fondness of jowelry { E rate charge. » uncommon thing for one £1.000 worth suflicient r have: purci BOOKWORM FINDS LOVE | GETS HIM IN TROUBLE | Bells Rare Manuscript to Buy Furs for His First Sweetheart | in France. | By the Assoviated Press i Love is such ' Library, L thirteenth cen- tury manu and soid it to buy i furs for a personable young lady who | gave his emotions the first stir they | ever had. i Boinet may never be prosecuted, | but he had to tell his story to police. It was the first big adventure of his life, he said. He had quickly learned that all his accumulated knowledge made litle impression on mademoi- selle, who instead liked furs. There were no furs in the library, ®0 the curator took a manuscript known to every. competent book dealer in Europe, and sent it to a London firm. The London firm rve , mitted » check for 10,000 francs, but © stopped payr on 1t and notified the Paris ties that the manu- script mus PARIS PDLICé PUNISH PROFITEERING GROCERS | Bentenced to Withdraw Their Side- walk Displays, Giving Public Idea of Why. By the Associated Press. ry 28.—Profiteering | unished in a new police, who forbid their usual sidewalk ng periods. SSIv rofits staples. run- ning up 3 have been proved in 1 by a special 1 _heen stolen | | i i ' | from the sidewalk tells them: K FILIPINOS DROP RUBBER. se Interest in Industry and Sub-i erg, who notes a re- for ct produc- planted THE EVENTNG STAR, WASHINGTON, Misses’ Navy Blue Dresses 52250 1o 34250 Navy blue—the foremost fashion color for Spring—is here, in the fashion-right ma- terials—taffeta, georgette, flat crepe and crepe de chine—developed in youthful styles of infinite varicty. MISSES" DRESS SECTION. THIRD FLOOR Misses’ Coat With Satin Revers And Baby Fox Collar A $145 The black coat with the white or beige fur collar is smartest for Spring. Here you will find an extensive collection of this chic fash- ion—including an outstanding model with new satin revers and baby fox collar. Others, $62.50 to $145. M S' COAT SECTION. THIRD FLOOR. Women's Black Coats $39-%0 to 150 Black coats cast a smart shadow across the Spring mode. Fashioned of lustrous satin, corded faille and dull kasha, the true rich- ness is accentuated by the contrast of the white ermine, beige American broadtail squirrel and monkey fur. WOMEN'S COAT SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. ) Misses’ Beige and Tan Coats 34950 10 $169-50 A complete collection in this important Spring shade—ranging from pale cafe- creme to deep rose-beige. Of charmeen, jorilla and kashette—in compose effect and trimmed with contrasting furs. MISSES' COAT SECTION. THIRD FLOOR. Paris Inspired This EARRING HAT Compose Felt With Pearl Earrings $15 Paris made the front half of this jaunty model of a light tone of one of the new colors and the back half a darker tone of the same color—and then, capriciously, pierced each side with a pearl pin that forms irresistible earrings under the ripple brim. Two Other New Hats at This Price— The Lincoln-Bennett Hat—Exclusively with Woodward & Lothrop The Degrade Mouchette Cap Hat MILLINERY SECTION. THIRD FLOOR. D. C, YONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1927 The Tailored Suit—of men's wear—is mewest when it is striped—like this double-breast- ed model with wrap-around skire, $29.50. MISSES' SUIT SECTION THIRD FLOOR. Navy Blue is at its loveliest in this frock that follows the youthful bolero lines and has contrasting red fagoting amd flower, §35. MISSES' DRESS SECTION THIRD FLOOR. Black Satin lines this black Jorilla coat and faces the mew wide revers, tha! add to their chic with a huge collar of beige baby fox, $I145. MISSES' COAT SECTION THIRD FLOOR. Beice LuccacE May Now Be Had to Match One’s Traveling Ensemble Entirely New and Different—It Is_Shown for the First Time by Woodward & Lothrop Beige Luggage—has the stamp of Fashion’s approval, for fashionable women find nothing so flattering as a luggage ensemble to match their traveling ensemble— of course, of beige—Spring’s smartest color. One even finds the compose theme carried out in the luggage, too —for it is bound with a darker shade of tan—or, if you wish—in black. Man will also be interested to know that there is especially designed luggage for them—English in style—beige in color Single Pieces, or Matching Sets of Two and Three Pieces TRAVELING GOODS SECTION. SECOND FLOOR. The New Bleyle 100% Worsted Jersey Suits For Boys—Are Exclusive With Woodward’s Boys' Store—in Mothers of small boys insist upon | Bleyle’s Imported Suits—found exclu- sively here—for they know that these Washington Misses” Tailored Suits 32990 to 36950 The variations of the tailored suit are limit- less. Here you can find them all—the suit, with a sweater—the suit with a man's vest —the suit with two skirts—the compose suit —the cardigan suit—and mannish suit. MISSES' SUIT SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Saddle and Belted Suits 52950 1o $49:50 Inspired by the days of old—the saddle suit has two large pockets belted to the coat. Other belted models, in youthful styles and single and double breasted tailored suits offer a wide selection. JUNIOR MISSES' SUIT SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR. Women’ Tailored Suits $25 to $79-50 Women realize that nothing emphasizes their femininity more than a strictly tailored suit of the decided contrast it affords. Ap- preciating this, women will want thesc strictly tailored tweed and twill. suits. WOMEN'S SUIT SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. New---Silk Knit Sportsdress $39.50 This two-piece all-silk knit dress is chosen by the fashionable woman who wants a sportsdress, a bit more distinguished than the usual little wool dress. In beige and rose, with compose stripes on the skirt and new square-neck jumper. SPORTSWEAR SECTION, THIRD FLOOR. Woodward & Lothrop Present Real Mammoth Alligator Handbags A Smart Vogue of Spring $13.50 to $30 These are the handbags that the woman of fashion approves for Spring. The baby alligator has been superseded by the far more interesting Mammoth Alligator. And the old styles have been superseded by newer and far smarter shapes — the back-strap pouch —the braided-handle pouch—and the flat envelope. Chanel’s Shirred Moire Bag —banded with Real Snakeskin—$8.50 LEATHER GOODS SECTION. FIRST FLOOR. Semi-Precious Stone . . e | Paris Wears Many Violets | suits are— Jewelry MeCormick Medical tasses Fitted | A 1 Worst : & " s ey || Always With the Stems U pward g:nfoaost;oa::ff'ubf:: ed Is Precious to Smart Fashion Dr. CLAUDE S. SEMONES | As important as the vogue for violets—is the P s . Phe o § fashi il hi : ! - alist | i gk fovs G erfect mshape After Wa.shmg e woman of fashion will count this new semi- i - manner of wearing them. Paris has sponsored Uniage in Style, Fit and Finish precious stone jewelry a precious asset in her Spring 3 voilets—and she insists upon the stems being up- InP?ain Coloty e dHa th IVIIsixt costume. Genuine cabochon carnelian, black onyx, — ward, if one would be really smart. Woodward In Midd sg'u N ures lapis lazuli and sardonyx—Chinese pierced and carved l?;s?:::;; & Lothrop has a large collection of bunches of Ny 'ye:x'nd tt;nfl-‘:? SttYIclsi ist _:t“i ;"frcgg:isneé in 14-kt. yellow gold, the smartest W S : f ks [ygienic Construction to Resis metal 3 Tablets violets in these fashionable shades—purple, Cold and Dampness parme and white. 75¢ to $9-50 CTAL FLOWER AND MILLINERY SECTION! ARTIFERALTARD P LOSHE BT 8 = will give you wholesome, wafe reli m the misery of constipation— At your druggist to Suit One’s Costume and also be had in Ensemble Jewelry ey JEWELRY SECTION. FIRST FLOOR. Exotic and Daring Link Bracelets, Rings and Pins For Boys—3 to 8 Years Caprices $8.50 BOYS' SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR. aches and chills of fevers. Alsorelieve! be, neu ache, rheumatism, nevritis, women's. Endinsomniaand nervousness —promo ouumAmi-hmfl:Tfihfiu:!:klg% Imported Boudoir Lamps with pottery base and i GIFT SEOTION. SEOOND FLOOR. e Ilpdard & Wothrop SIXTR F1QOR. ¥ STREET. 10th, 13th, F and G Streets #