Evening Star Newspaper, October 19, 1928, Page 32

THE EVENING QT \R TWASHINGTON, 1998. D. T. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 19, Boys’ Warm Underwear It is not a bit too carly to prepare for the season- al changes of underwear You will find here a com- plete sclection of wool, silk and wool, wool and cotton, or cotton—in Duo- fold, Merade and Dalby makes Bovs' Storr, FourtH FLoOR - Boys’ Umbrellas, $2 Tape-edge cotton tafieta umbrellas, with Prince of Wales handles UMBRELLAS, FIRsT FLOOR, The “Crusher” i, s The swanky English type of hat—for the better- dressed bov. In blue or tan felt, this hat may be folded, rolled or crushed without injury. And they also change shape at will. WoODWARD & LLOTHROP 10™ 11™™ F anpD G STREETS The “Woodshire Junior” for Boys 8 to 16 years, $15:7° “Woodshires,” for boys 15 to 20, $22-50 Txclusively here—the “Woodshire™ ¢ “Woodshire Junior” and the r boys a four-piece suit made to onr own specific. arefully selected fabrics, the new and best designs — made with excellent tailoring and re- inforced at essential points of strain—in fact, a far better suit than one usually finds at these prices. All full sizes, for growing youths and boys. Of tweed mixtures and blue cheviot. “Waodshire Juniors”—coat, vest and two pairs golf knickers, $15.75. “Woodshire”—coat, vest and two pairs of long trousers, $22.50. Woodward & Lothrop is Ex ve Accredited Agents for Rowe of Bond Street, London, English Clothing and Furnishings. Special Order Service—Hard-to-fit boys are easy to fit. Stout, thin or tall boys may order suits to measure. Prot Shoes and Hose for Youngsters from their “first step” ’till they are “grown-up” ective shoes and the correct hose to wear with each, from the first shoe to the models for growing boys and girls are shown here. Competent and experienced fitters will assist you. “First-step” shoes of white kid, soft and flexible sole, $2 Long white silk and wool hose, 75c. Rayon and wool or cotton and wool, 50c. INFANTS' APPAREL AND CHILDREN'S SHOES FouRTH FLOOR. Toddler's onc-strap _patent Jeather pump, 3. Silk and wool half sock, smartly striped. S1 CHILDREN'S SHOES AND Hos1ery, FourtH FLOOR. Tan elk mocc active little feet, §3 quard-patterned silk wool half sock, §1. CHILDREN'S SHOES AND HOSIERY, FOURTH Pirate Boot—or _jodhpur hoots—in tan kid, §7. Plain 3i-length sock, with border- ed top and elastic in top, $1.50. CHILDREN'S SHOES AND Hosiery, FOurRTH FLOOR. I | Girls’ and Juniors’ Jersey Frocks Girls’ Frocks, $7-50 g Rarely have we scen 1u\(hmq more cn«vvmg‘\ youth- ful than these jersey frocks in one and two piece styles. The one sketched—of red jersey, white linen collar and cuffs and navy blue tie—is a style success. This collec- tion also includes models of wool crepe. Sizes 7 to 14. GIRLs’ APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR. Juniors” Frocks, $16-75 This printed jersey frock is decidedly new—as well as other models in this group—all superior in style and quality, Included are frocks of satin crepe, tweed and wool crepe in styles for classroom and afternoon. Sizes 13to17. JUNIORS' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR, College Girls” Girdles, $3 Girls’ Felts, $5 A\ttractive hats for school and every day wear. In felts to match coats, with smart brims and trim- ming. ] Imported Berets, $1.50 GRS’ MILLINFRY FOURTH FLOOR. s Children’s Gloves One-clasp Turn-back Cuff Fabric Gloves, in mode and sand, $1 pair. Washable suede pull-on gloves, in beige and sand, $3. Guroves, First Froor. Girls’ Umbrellas Cotton Umbrellas in navy and green, with matching wood handles, $2. Silk Umbrellas, in colors with fancy borders, $4, UMBRELLAS, FIRST FLOOR. Imgorted “Gamin” Sweaters $1.50 These smart little sweat- ers of cotton in a variety of colored stripes are washable. They are worn “tucked in” or in slip-over style. Button on shoul- der, with crew neckline. Sizes, 6 to 16. G1rLs’ FURNISHINGS FoURTH FLOOR. Bovs’ Store, FOURTH FLOOR. B A soft, clinging girdle, with modernistic trimming— Growing Girls' Trot Moc of boneless and side-fastening, with panels of Kendrick ‘ k tan calfskin, with overlay oTatio . vamp, $5. Imported cufied \ striped sock, $1.50. Consets, THRD FLOOR. $Week End Candy Ginie' Shose (b Hogisat Special i ™12 Pounds, 95¢ Fourti FLOOR. Two pounds of our de- licious homemade can- dies, chocolates, caramels and bonbons —at 95c. Fresh daily. Boys’ StorE, FOuRTH FLOOR, Evening Slippers for Debutantes, $12-%0 Crepe de chine D'Orsay, with short vamp and spike heel, piped in silver, may be dyed to match frock. i 5 1 g . Dats Growing girls' black patent .\‘|l§er Brocade Opera Pump with _spike heel. Petite Tekthce (pucas, | itk iiitars Point embroidered black crepe de chine with short vamp woven strap, $6. White and spike heel is one of the smartest evening pumps. wool hose, with striped cuff- Others of Crepe d;sc:n'i‘:e.s?(i)lver and Gold Kid é"":‘;flsflnz‘: T e FourTH FLOOR. b, Misses’ Suors, THIRD FLOOR. Two-piece Knitted Suits were never smarter, $25 Particularly those of Wool and Rayon Rayon has taken a foremost place in the mode—and com- bines smartly in these knitted suits with wool. These suits are simple in line, sportsmanlike in feeling, or sophisticated in style. They are young with the bolder weaves—such as P the model sketched —or more conservative in color and Laird, Schober & Co. el L e e poay Offers Three New, Smart Models Tpical of the: Youthfal Stples Sketched—Guava red and white rayon and wool fashion thi it. with Washi Liaird.'Sehol & C skirt that has simulated pleats and a slipover with modernistic design Exclusively here in Washington, Laird, Schober & Com- pany footwear is the choce of the smartly dressed and round necklines. Sizes, 14 to woman who demands excelience of leather and work- manship, as well as chic styles. CanpiEs, FIRST FLOOR. Junior misses’ patent leather pump, with the new broad strap of dull kid, $6.50. Beige silk hose, $2. GiR1s’ SHOES AND HOSIERY A Leal Typical of the Matronly Styles Not Sketched—Two-piece knitted suit, with stimulated pleated skirt and surpliced closing blouse. Sizes, 34 to 40. Four-eyelet tie, for street or walking; combines brown lizard with brown kid or black kid and patent leather; Cuban heel. $20. Junior misses’ tan calf ox- ford with a new laced tie, through leather tabs, §7. Silk-and-wool patterned hose, with cuff, $1.50. GIrLS’ SHOES AND HOSIERY FourtH FLOOR. Navy Blue—the New Note in Riding Habits Jane Wandl Habits, $39-50 Of course Jane Wandl would be the first to recognize the possibilities of n blue—the smartest color—in riding habits. The coat is navy blue Melton cloth—with tan w h|p- cord breeches. Ixclusively here. SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. One-strap pump, of real lizard, with quarter of suede. Tn black or brown, it is a smart pump for afternoon. $20. A smart street or walking pump, with cutout quarter, wide strap and Cuban heel. In patent leather, brown calf or black kid. $15. ‘WomMmeN’s SHoES, THIRD FLOOR. Junior misses' alligator- trimmed suede two-evelet pump, $8. Full-length lisle hose, in jac- quard pattern, $2.75. GrRLs’ SHOES AND HoSIERY FourTH FLOOR. Every Style of Hallowe’en Costume For Adults Misses’ Coats are Values and Fashions Unele Sam Bovs' English-mage oxfords Oliken Iol ] —exclusively here—of Haek Ber o S o Gingham Girl 3 sturdy Scotch-grain leather, This is the time to select your Winter coat Pirate Girl . S $7. 3-length pattern hose, 3 for every coat fashion of nnpnrnncr is here— Pirate . 3 and the unusual variety ofters every oppor- Bovs’ Srioes anp Hostery & tunity to choose one especially suited to you— EOURTHRIOON: the fabrics. furs and tailoring are of the best. Lver in this group is a splendid value. Iucluded are maodels of the best suede and broadeloth finished fabrics ~Norma, Majora 3 and Ramona —the smartest furs—fox, rac- Wooden * : Ji5s 33 . coon, kit fox, krimmer, woli, | v and Duteh Girl ... L8750 * = caracul. Peasunt Girl ..., For (htl(h‘l‘fl Spanish Girl ... Spanish Bay Gypsy Girl ..., Old S Clown Patch Clown Wooden Soldier Pierrot Chinaman Youth's and Boys' tan elk- Pumpkin skin oxfords, with crepe Pirate ... 78 sole, $450. Modernistic- Ro Peep patterned lisle hose, S0c. Cat Suit Bovs’ SHOES AND HoSIERY Yama Ya Foustii FLOOR. Toreador . Mandarin Youths' black calfskin oxford with straight tip, § Im- ported gray wool hose, with p-nerned cuff top, $2. Bovs' SHoes AN HOSIERY FourTH FLOOR. Sketched—Beige Norma cloth coat, with wolf collar and cufis, $95. Misses' Coats, THIRD FLOOR, Misses’ Wool Frocks The beige jersey frock—sketched—is typical of the collection. Well tailored it shows a clever note in the unusually tucked yoke and smart belt. Others are of jersey, crepella and wool georgette—in one and two piece styles, Sizes 14 to 20. Black, Davy, tan, green, blue, Mike Up red. BaLowe'en Costumes, FOUuRTH FLOOR. Misses’ Dresses, THirp Froor. Robin Hood Devil Complete