Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1929, Page 24

INEW COURCLORS CHOSENBY SIDETY 1 2. % Stores & Mrs. St. Clair of Washington : F Street at Eleventh . 9AM.ww6PM. 's Named by National Patriotic Group. . s s i il More Dréssgs YESTERDAY America were elected late yesterday aft- ernoon at the thirty-first general court | of the body. i : Among them was Mrs. Francis St., Clair, a member of the. Washington Chapter. The two others were Mrs. | # [} Robert F. Swckton, president of the | o : TODAY...a MRS. KARL FENNING. n d President of the Washington Branch, . ‘| American Association of University ‘Women, which is spensoring a benefit = performance of “Coquette” Monday, Wm 1675, | April 22, at Poli's Theater, on behalf of . ;l‘we:)ety—o'n:hsutfin w d bé' the $1,000,000 fand being raised to en- lelegates at the rol | dow research fellowships for women. thres were reported by letter. One group of delegates, headed by Mrs. T. B. ~Harris-Ewing Photo. s 1l the rom | e g:érx‘(tgbmfirym'. way : Justa ToM“RRflW resented to the tate flags were ssented to , . . Howell of Iowa, I % S. Goodhue of Ohio, and 0 I small group TRt | [ ] = £ the bette lves in e strict, & member of e | |i Alabama Chapte | ot the r type ipter. fl The session of the court adjourned | i Round . Trip | New Spring in the Washington Hotel, I }n”mby nd Mrer Abert . Gtson ot || ‘ n an rs. 3 of . U.S. NEEDS APPRENTICES. | g /or o per 1 | A comserve mumber ot sppcnt || gzt g goon per e | ~ SPORTS STYLES 324 Stree! ments will be made to apprenti -l X ?-'e‘;',:fl'r'i:?fi‘ 3 oy | AFTERNOON STYLES e need today. W - | e . les | » lew York ( are employed from time to p | 8ia) o3 M. is especial need at this time for ap- ||| Hodson Feranal 510 B Newsrk | STREET STYLES rentices in the trades of boller maker, | |i lMl:kfl l!m"; luur.u‘“. 2 o buffer ‘and ‘polisher, joiner and Biack- |} bt = g g ey Nl mith. . | 4 il I All the new fabrics, colors i ntormaton, go¢ wpicaton | - Pennsylvania Railroad | and Spving fashion detalls. A splendid assortment in . They told us that we were making a mistake when we 2 W. D. Moses & 5 ons — fs"‘::‘;';"; :';dm changed from a small specialty store to a large Public Confidence Since 1861 dhe AgsrelShop; Secasd Rloor department store. You’ll never make it, they said. By gy But we dared to be different. And succeeded. Summer Coats Take Many They told us that we were making a mistake in building S?:::Z:fl::s : such a magnificent retail institution at F Street and Seventh. Out of the business district, they said. But we dared to be different. And succeeded. They told us that it would be foolish to cast our lot with nationally advertised merchandise. That will The Spider-We‘bé‘ Hat is One of Many S ‘ S ¢ %, never do, they said. But we dared to be different. At 6 = % And succeeded. : The Spider Web hat sketched is only one of % a huge collection of the most unusual hats offered ! at this very low price. Several different straws Dress coats with jmnceheSpnngicolors: 2 Bl e . They told us that our policy in regard to customers’ rights H with colored scarfs, L ] p some fur trimmed: in tan, navy and » was too liberal. Your customers will take advan- black broadcloth. “"; 4 5 “} tage of you, they said. But we dared to be different. Sports Coats in ? ; ¥ e And succeeded. O l ; wool in nosw'/el(t’y p:: n y ¥ { ;::;. smartly tai- , : : 3 : LUBOW’S ‘s Sizes 14 to 40 . They told us that we’d never become an outstanding ¥ The Opportunity . fashion institution in Washington. But we dared Shop _ to be different. And succeeded. Second Floor LOOK FOR THE NAME TO GET LUBOW’S CLOTHES R EEENENEENENEEESS————— 50 Store Volume In 50 Principal Cities Can Produce These : They told us that our advertising was all wrong. You talk ; with people, not at them, was their complaint. VALUES! Gitls’ Coats peop h hei plai i .‘ SPorts and Dress Models J But we dared to be different. And succeeded. Sizes 7 to 14 Years Ry 7] % A ,”/ "~ And now, In celebrating our 33rd Anniversary, we TOPCOATS —r _ TRENCH COATS :‘ and ;fil;lgfig?tfie :ggrts A f ‘, have also ““Dared to be Difierm.” But that is an- (Sizes 32 to 48) styles in basket weave cloth Tk i athion sty cohich will b told in wm"w‘ Star. and ombre stripes, with the detachable fur collars. Dress models in kasha with polka dot silk lining, or the popular navy blue with the scarf treatment and touches of red. The regulation model navy blue serge with emblem on sleeve and brass buttons; , velveteens in tailored mod- . 4 els; plenty of navy, middy, . 3 ¥ @ tans and greens. { h o Other Girls’ Coats, $9.95 to §29.73. . ' The Store that Dares to be Different 2| g%i “%]” g:}: E% e R R Girls’ Hats, §1.95t0§10 _ | - HIE s F Street ot Seventh The Girls’ Shop, Second Floor BUSY STORES IN WASHINGTON ] Metropolitan Opera Company . . . April 17, 18 and 20