Evening Star Newspaper, January 15, 1929, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. TUESDAY, TANUARY 15 19%9. Lustrous Black Satins, Supple Navy Georgettes and Alluring Flowered Crepes in this sale of 973 Spring Frocks f The Stunning Ensemble of Printed Flat Crepe : : Hlustrated Is Included in This Sale at $16 (By Actual Count) Easily Worth $19.75, $25 29,75, 35 and even $39.75 (By Expert Appraisal) on Sale Wednesday 20000000000, N (90000 9000000800 Featuring academic blue, suevette, tan, dauphine green and orange . . . the out- standing colors for Spring, 1929. Being shown ' tonight at the Astor Hotel, New York, by the Garment Retailers of America No matter what kind or type of dress you choose, your friends will never believe you paid but $16. You can even choose them blindfolded and be sure of a bargain. With 973 dresses to select from when the sale begins at 9:15 A.M. to- morrow, the problem will not be what dress to buy so much as how many dresses you can afford. The more dresses you buy, the more money you save, for every dress will sell in season, according to our buyer, for at least $3.75 to $23.75 more than the sale price. 100 Dresses For the Larger Woman Sizes 42V to 52V Sizes to fit every woman and every miss $16 . 4 to 6 to 44 14 to 20—3 ‘We have segregated 100 frocks . . . 161/ 281/,—421/5 to 521 designed on slenderizing lines . . . for 6‘ /2 2 / /2 /2 the larger woman. These will be Third Floor, Moderate Price Dress Shop. | found in a special section, thus facili- “You look like a Million Dollars in that dress Jane, dear”— tating selection. how she thanked her lucky stars she had read that ad about : : S Tar Hecat Co s E Street at 7th NW.. - e O ¥ 3 (Third Ploor, The Heeht Oo.) i