Evening Star Newspaper, January 2, 1928, Page 22

22 THE FEVENING Abe Martin Says: WOMAN PREACHER , BANNED AS SMOKER i P’lssmmrv Soc'ctv Cancels l Two Lecture Dates of British Evangelist. BULLFIGHTER’ 3 MISHAP COSTS HiM LARGE OFFER 2 £pa: n Y New Year Dmner : Mcnday Raked Capon Roast L. I. Duck Broi'ed Lamb Chop 6 Ccurses $1.006 1:00 to 7:30 P.M. Greenway Inn Cathedrat Mantions South 1 pasiries ANN TABER ! : '; il Men’s Spec:al 20% DISCOUNT Business s 1 20 e 3 | Suits FROFITEERS UNDER FIRE. ||.Top- }‘1 .20 il Overccats, § .60 $l Perfect Hoslery of Silk and Rayon An unusually fine group of silk with rayon 59c stockings in the scason’s most desirable shades. ter welt of lisle ul I~ durability. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. A short gar- MONDAY, JANUARY 2, 1928. 810-818 Seventl 56 Fur Collar- and-Cuff Sets 52.98 h St. NW. Fur-Trimmed Coats Made to Sell for $39.75 to $69.75 57 Coals Were Made to Sell for %697 A Remarkable January Sale! Cln]dren s Desks 1 rice /2 r $10 Oak Desk with Chair, $5 $8 Roll-top Oak Desk with Chair $4 $6 Roll-top Maple Desk, $3 $8 Roll-top Maple Desk, $4 $3 Nalunl Wood Desk, $1. 50 limited quantity—so Ilm / off on All Ifr mmmnx o Street Floor Ekonomy Kolumn Clearance Handbags Sl Street Floor 29: Stamped Linen Napkins, 6 for P 75c 15: O.N.T. Darmng Coflon 3 spoolx for 10c 39c nrbetle Napluns Sl 3 boxes for I\'T lar kins. Doz Street Floor 25¢ l.utenne e 18c ! equin and Bead Tunics 33 98 to $9.98 e S 7 o Were Made Were Made Were Made 2 Coals 63 Coals 65 Coals coats i| heavy | Overcoats, g : || very heavy i| Cleancd the “FOOTER” Way to Sell for 597 to Sell for *19-7 to Sell for *39:7 TR M 8 FOOTER S 1332 G St. N.W. hone Main 2343 1784 Columbia Rd. : Phone Col. 720 |_Pronc—Our_Truck Witt Call | e ARaAd ¥ 3/2 OFF All Coats inclusive of All Fur-Trimmed Coats Evening Wraps Afternoon Coats Sport Coats B <@ Closing Out Tuesday A Special Group of 39 Coats 47.50 Formerly 78.50 to 135.00 No C O, D.)s 5.50 #.50 T IR TN No Exchanges Wizik per 10.50 fume, I broadeloth prings, | bray, checked ginghanm and white Practically every garment newly purchased—samples —small overstocks—and from our regular makers, who co-operated with us—m giving us specials for this great January Sale. The cream of coat fashions and fabrics—lavishly fur trimmed—exquisitely styled and lined throughout with the finest silks and satins. The comparative values we quote are absolutely bona fide—we can vouch for every one—for many of these same fashions were in our own stocks at the higher prices. These Marvelous Fabrics Venise—Velour Melito—Velvet Gorgeous Colors and Plenty of Black $1.25 and $1.50 Aprons Hoovers & House Frocks Sizes 34 1o 41 Extras 46 to 52 c New - choice -freshgarments — of cotton dimity, colored cham prints, linene, Clharming styles trimmed with contrasting and white fabrics, Dainty vestees, sashes, belts and new iecklines, Suede—Broadcloth Velour de Nord Sizes 16 to 44 Extras 4215 to 521 Six Mustrated Second Floor—King's Palace 29 Chic Fur Pelts— Large shawls, animal scarfs, huge cutls, bor- ders, bands, godets and other trimming Qrav, |1lmnmn and brown fox, Inn seal cat, pointed Manchuri red fox, wolf, natural and beige squirrel. black wol other fine fur " 500 Prs. Advancfl Fashion Shoes | Floor Lames All sizes in the group Pumps, step-ins and oper patent, hlack velvel and tan calt heels—new lasts mings and combhir Necnd Flong- R oxtords, High and low 300 Fine l 2 Price $12.50 Bridge Lamps, $6.25 $15.00 Junior Lamps, $7.50 Stunning bridge and junor types of metals or carved wood, with lovely shades ot silk with braids or trimmesd ahapes. georgette, deeply tringed and i umigue or plam one-straps, as, in black 50¢ Sash Curtains Certainteed Squares 1, black satin chic trim :.‘ Douhlo Rods 19¢ wations, ie'n Palace S0c Sutherland Sisters’ Shampeo Street Floor lOc Wuh Cloths, 2 fnr gc et edge S 50: Turlush Towels Men's §1 Slnm and Dnn Ea. 58c Mtn's 79 All;.etnc . Union Suits, Each 49‘3 Men's 79¢ Work Sh rts 45c SSL Men s Sl S0 Rlbbed Um«n ‘mh h (h\ldnn s l'n on Smls 55(. \\\.. Wamon s Houflv 39c :'Vu'mns sl k.om\l 75‘: