Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1928, Page 23

THE EVENING 'STAR. WASHINGTON, ND. €. THURSDAY. MARCH 22. 1928, NORTH POLE FLIHT BASESHP LEAVES Ice Breaker Heads for Arctic to Aid Dirigible Attempt This Spring. Rr the Assosiated Press ROME, March 22.—The advance guard ©of another acrial expedition is headed for Ar repions. sai'ed Spitzbergen ve: tfitted wigh the cofving and t d to reach end o he ship is exp northern goal before d hat tme tb Summer have begun. rwegian 10 refit the hangar Iy compicted & with & {ull load ent of 2 n, and is ex- about the Abe Martin Says: il YOu'€R “I'l be glad whon I'm found guilty, an’ git a new trial, an’ go free, an’ Just 18—Fur Scarfs—$29.50 Stunning _Scaris, not Kit Fox, Jap Mink or Wolf in dyed beige, blue or pomted--ta look just like pointed fox. Come carly, for everybody is looking for fur scarfs now! Other Fox Scatis lovely. Just Arrived! 300 Pairs very' large but decidediy $1 and $1.25 Fabric Gloves ' Tomorrow, pair Good-looking, Washable Fabric Gloves Z with novelty turn-hack or smart French 8 C %« A FASHION INSTITUTION cuffs, embroidered in contrasting or blend Paris Washington NewYork, ing silk threads. New tans, heige, mode, sand or gres $49.50 ta $195. New Fashions Friday and Prices Extraordinary! One of those big Fridays ahcad that our patrons so delight in. Our way of starting things up when the weather retards busines Nearly 150——All Brand-New——Women’s and Misses’ Silk and Cloth Coats —that follow all the style tendencies of the new Spring season— have this mess over with,” said Mrs. | Tilford Moots' nicce, whose late hus- band wuz insured fer $18.000 Morgan Craw, who graduated from Purdue. is takin’ a postgraduate course in trap drummin’ at Chicago. (Covvright. 19981 Switzerland Fears Rivals. ot the Assoctated Pross E. Switzerland.—The Swiss . are alarmed for the future of their polar regions s, de- ditions. Ger on the po ble leaves Milan for y. Commen- Podesta of those aboard. Milan mayor will fiy over e craft has not been de- remain for a few weeks t Stolp taking on supplies for the jong hop to Spitzborgen and awaiting fa- vorable weather German Gevernment to Help. The German government is already preparations to assist the No- hen it arrives at Stolp An extensive weather service will be in- augurated to benefit the Italia when it flies over Germany. A hundred of the Reichswehr cavalry will be used to put the dirigible into the hangar provided at Stolp and to help it start for the Arctic. Italian engineers in charge of tech- nical preparations are expected to arrive &t Stolp about April 1. D ANIMALS. Correspondence of the Associsted Press DENVER.—Pred H. Forrester, Denver insurance man, left the bulk of his $135.000 estate to the animal! kingdom of Colorado. Part of the $110.000 which he placed in trust with the State Bureau of Child and Animal Protection must be used to care for his 15-year-oid dog. Shep. Bequests to Porrester's one relative end to friends did not exceed $1.000 in any instance. The $110.000 left to the bureau is to be used not only for Shep's care, but also for construction of drink- ing fountains for animals in Denver: prosecution of persons mistreating ani- mals. and sheiter and feeding of hun- §7r and homeless horses, cattle, dogs Winter sports by reports that artificial snow is making cold weather diversions possible in many European capitals. Reupholstering 5-Piece Parlor Suites—Antiques 3-Piece Overstuffed Suites Dining Room Chairs Upholstered in Imitation and Genuine Leather, Tapestries, Mohair, Brocades and Velours Also Slip Covers and Chair Caneing by Our E at the New Prevailing Low Prices for Two Days Only Write, Phone or Call Franklin 7483 Estimates and Samples Given Free Clay Armstrong Upholsterer 1235 10th St. N.W. 7 Tomorrow! The New Tailored “Phipps” Hats somewhat. All that's needed now is weather “Fair and Warmer” to make tomorrow a day of days! Misses’—Women’s Tailored Suits = 0 Nazy blue twill—grey, tan or rust color tweeds! Four good reasons why Misses and Matrons will buy them— —because they know the smartness of the tailored suit, especially when it's made of such fine twill or tweed. —because they are foresighted and realize that they can wear a tailored suit under their coat now—and have 1t tor the first coatless day of Spring —because thev are so wearable— smart for business, and a dressy G 7 blouse gives them entrance to almost Here and there throughout the market we picked these coats—six here any informal affair 1 —a dozen there—demanding them from our good friends for this Friday :f,’c?fluii;,‘!,’,,‘.J,“FM"?)""._:r;“ visier event. And now that they are here—all grouped together—we sav they are skirts, sinzle or double brea without exception the values of the season in our coat shops. ;v"‘,\r:i‘l;‘j":v‘(e.’;” rap i Sl KASHA COATS with fitch collars—$39.50. i el KASHA COATS with cape back and kolinsky collars—$39.50. g R SATIN COATS, SELF CAPES AND SCARFS—$39.50. Trench Coats FAILLE SILK COATS with squirrel and mole collars—$39.50. of Rubberized Gabardine SATIN COATS with mole cuffs—$39.50. At Only s8'75 TRAVEL COATS of imported mixtures—with large fur collars of T natural wolf and fox—$39.50. m,?f,’"i.,fl‘{”l,,’?l :T;‘\f(:l,:.;: h 2 TWEED COATS with scarf collars—$39.50. Teirftties shcolitesai ext IMPORTED PLAIDS with scarf collars and deep fur cuffs—$39.50. B i o SUEDE FABRIC COATS with butter mole collars and cuffs— around the neck. Smartly belted— $39.50. and with a decided flared bottom so the rain is shed away and cannot run : ; 4 i down vour stockings in little rivers Tan, grey, middy blue, green and nazy in the dress coats—silk and satin coats mostly black—and the travel coats in smart, high-class novelties in tans and grevs. And after all, these are the colors that every one wants. Regularly $45 to $59.50 at —Cape Coats —Fur Collared —Scarf Coats —Straight Lined $39:50 Two Assortments—One for Women—One for Misses All regular sizes—and special sizes for little women When the sun shines, the Trench Coat—is just as wearable for sports and motoring. The rubk ed gaha dine is not an obvious-looking wate: proof material. In an attractive putty color—the chéice of e sports-loving Engiish woman! C and see these new Trench coats well worth your while! Sportswear Shop—Fourth Floor Friday—Captivating Frocks— ~—in five separate dress shops—five special offerings Friday! Frocks modish and modern and most attractive in price! Misses— Here’s a Fine Easter Costume! Ensembles We cannot tell the full story of this coat event here—to see them is the only way to KNOW the values being offered. DO COME to see our Coat Shops tomorrow. You'll find the trip well worth while. —Third Floor As Long as They're Sheer— They're Smart! Misses’ Frocks Lovely Laces! TPlain or printed Plenty of Large s5 Head Sizes, Too! —Smart combinations of Felt and cats. Chiffons! Georgettes! A fascinating ~Dressy styles for afterncon! group at —Swagger sports ensembles! ARTCRAET MODERN FOOTWEAR vALon Presenta~ For Every Occasion ll-atraw styles pai y for Tam, Rose Beige, Green and Blue And each model is ever so smart—for “Phipps” has long stood for style. You'll find hats with brims that dip down over one eyebrow—brims that turn up almost abruptly—and hats that have no brims at all. It's hard to realize they are only $5— but here they are all ready for a busy Friday! Millinery Shop—Straet Floor Lovei;' cgilkmshiips ~—Of the better tailored type— $3.95 Heavy crepe de chine or francisca (a rayon material), in a wonderful variety of styles. Plain tailored, lace-trimmed top and bottom, hemstitched and em- hroidered yokes, applique teimmed—and these colors: Flesh color, peach, white, nile green, heige, grey, blue, black or navy Grey Shops—Second Floor Gowns Two Interesting Items from Our Grey Shops ~You've never seen more PONGE beautiful gow 3. Made of the finest 12-momme broidered by hand with w [} a or GLOVE SILK—nlndid auallly inte adorable gowns, with round yokes of Plenty of beige You will find the most-talked- of styles in this lovely assort- ment, —the lace frock with scalloped bolero, uneven hemline, flared or uniquely pleated skirt —georgette frocks with lace yokes—just a touch of lace, fine tucks, swathed hiplines ——stunning afternoon styles, and even sleeveless dinner frocks! ~—printed and plain chiffons show they are in the Fash- fon whirl by capes and fan pleats, tiers and wide gir- dles, belts and rhinestone buckles! Some of the prints are sedate little patterns and others are gorgeous splashes of color! All at $25. Misses’ Frock Shep Third Floor Again! Hand-Drawn Belgian Linen Dresses Save 40c¢ more and buy 2 for $7.50! 36 to 44 Every time we do it—it s A sensation! For frocks like these at $3.05 Are extraor- dinary—just think what the material and time spent on the hand-drawn work would Amount to {f you made them yourself. No need to go into a great deal of description, for most women know about these wonderful frocks ive amart styles to choose v sides to give extra fullness. —Taped stitched deep hems. ~—Plenty of white, green, grey, ink or lavender. Buy two or more—there's no limit to thelr wearability and such remarkable values! Morning Frack Shop Fourth Floer seams— Prints! Blues! mbles for street wear! ing Coat and Frock Tan Blue Grey Red Black Prinl ‘Unquestionably smart—and what variety!—Kasha, wool crepe, tweed and covert coats that are %, 73 or full length, with silk or crepella frocks to match. Suit effects with silk blouses — georgette ensembles trimmed with hand fagotting —printed frocks with printed coats to match or plain coats in long or jacket style. Still other ensembles in flat crepe and lace—covert cloth and printed pussy willow—tweed and silk. You ought to see these— for they are excep- tional in value! Missss? Frock Shep Third Flose Another Value Surprise! Sport Frocks Black and Natural! Tans! Greens! Misses' Sizes 14 to 20 Women's Sizes 36 to 40 519.50 Indeed, it is a surprise to find such charming one-piece and swagger two-piece frocks at $1930. There are ed frocks, and Mingtoy o fascinating new styles Splendid quality we feel sure they equaled at $19.50 indeed, can't be There are also a few sports dresses to clear AWaAaVv tomorrow at $1980 - their former prices were $2230 to INS0--but only a few! P8 Sportawear Shop Fourth Floor Green Beige Navy Friday—100 of the New Polka Dot Silk Frocks A lovely flat 316-50 repe in all for women Seven new styles, both one and two piece models—with dotted skirts and plain blouses trimmed with polka dot_handkerchief cufts knife or box pleated adjustable hiplines smart bow in front cKlines—pockets these frocks nart and very and detatls dectdedly unusual at § Spring wardrobes should include one or two polka dot frocks—and here they are from tiny cluster dots to large and various stee coin dots—on the wanted dark back- grounds and in the smart combi- nations--of ~—navy and white —navy and tan ~navy and middy blue ~tan and brown When you see and feel the su- perfor quality of flat crepe used- you'll understand why we say that they are most remarkable values. Sizes 36 10 44—at $16.30. Women's Simple Frock Shop— Second Floor trimming the hottem. Straps . .. Operas . . . Sandals \ A\ 2 2 Cheice of tel .h.nf.. sizes 18, §3 95 12 « 165 ) ,-w.$l Jewelry Extra! $15 and $22.50 ane-of-a-kind Quilted Robes— delightiull the lovaly ones that are s Black and such htful sty! o lang rell colla itehed co Arteraft offers | 4 are lace trim | lined—not every sl » good varisty of col Less Than Half Price! styles—all 1o Yes! Handbags A Aid«y Clearaway That Ought to Interest You! $3.00 O'ROSSEN BAGS, $1.95—In snvalope and back stean styles of Cc ol nd reptilian grain leathers and antelops susde—fea- tu ball knab fastening, Al are nicely lined and sonven- lently fitted. Tan, brown, green and black EMBROIDERED MIRROLEN BAGS, .00 model—ailk lined, with middle change un‘:‘pnrm-::. C:"“ of blue, rose and green, GALUCHEY GRAIN GOAT BAGS, $3.98—Back steap styl od-—attach pieces clear at just many Patent Y 15 the ver atest trend in Footweay and smart Ameri com Necklaces! Pina! 'y 200 pleces won't last long—~for these ave the smart 1a styles! Earrings in drop or button style—glistening rhinestone pins for hat or dress ornament-—brace- lets in interesting link styles, both gold and silver finish--and necklaces of construoted pearls, gold with double frame compartment—maice finlsh or fascinating colored beads. It's your lueky change purse and polished metal frames. day, for they're anly die. tan, brown, g green and black. Jowelry Shop—Street Floor andbag Shop—Street Floor Braceleta! Earrings! i1 caines for th plete the costimes of Blue and Oxford Patent m such an Colora are be ed selection! | i Grey Shops—Sacond Floor 11 Friday—Broken Sizes—$10 to $13.50 SOROSIS Footwear—Oxfords and Cut-Out Ties—$7.50 Pair— S H O E S 4()“' pairs=—patent leather, brown Kid, black suede and tan cali-—high heels, low Cuban heels, medium Spanish heels—broken sizes the only reason, DOWNSTAIRS —$1.45 Comfy Slippers, 95¢ Pair—Felt, Suede and Leatherette—in good assortment of colors! TITINAEEY