Evening Star Newspaper, June 2, 1929, Page 32

‘THE 'SUNDAY “STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JUNE "2, 1929-PART T. EXTRA SALES PEOPLE |- w % 3 z Z o 5 eS S ons NO C.0.D.’s, NO CREDITS : ® 'S : NO APPROVALS, NO EXTRA SELLING SPACE SINCE 1861—SIXTY-EIGHT YEARS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE EXCHANGES 9 AM. to 6 P.M. F Street at Eleventh Main 3770 Our Greatest Sale NEW SUMMER DRESSES For Women and Misses FOR MISSES : FOR YOUNG WOMEN @ FOR MATRONS FOR LARGE WOMEN Beyond a doubt the greatest values ever grouped together at this price . . . they would | have sold in regular stock up to $39.75 | 1,000 Brand-New Dresses . . . 100 New Summer Styles | A Plain Statement of the Simf)le Facts: This is really a good-will sale . . . a courtesy to our New York office which enjoys unusual prestige in the apparel-buying field . . . so that this annual event may be without peer. The entire collection is remarkable for its im- portant place in Summer fashions and includes a liberal number of DRESSES FROM THE MAKERS.OF THE FAMOUS TUXEDO FROCKS. GEORGETTE ENSEMBLES with long and short coats . . . PRINTED SILK ENSEMBLES, many combined with plain colors ... SLEEVELESS TENNIS FROCKS of washable silks . . . PRINTED CHIFFONS in airy fashion . . . GEORGETTE and FLAT CREPE DRESSES in tailored fashion for street and travel ... CARDIGAN JACKET DRESSES in print and plain colors ... PRINTED SILK DRESSES with long and short sleeves . .. GEORGETTE DRESSES in pastel shades . . . JACKET MODELS with sleeveless frocks. Some of the models are now on display in our windows Practically every imaginable color, style and type that has been created for Summer; long- sleeved and sleeveless styles . . . bertha capes, ggl’l"l.itl\’p,?\{ (;’gél:; SPRINTS dipping hemlines, suntss backs, flares, tubics, GpORGETTE, FLAT CREPE pleats, tiers, lace . . . for street, afternoon, active PLAIN, PRINTED CHIFFON and spectator sports, travel, business and infor- WASHABLE SILK CREPES Sec mal e'velihg“wm- NEW NOVELTY SILKS The APParel Shop, ond Floor