Evening Star Newspaper, May 20, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1931 "WoobpwARDI& :OTHROP LO™ 11™ F anD G STREETS Thisis Camp Week—Have You Seen These ¢ Camp Suits, 5259 Boys’ CampSuits,* Sturdy, practical 2-piece suits of khaki and other washable materials, ideal for camp and general sports wear. The short-sleeved blouse with its sports neck, and the shorts, are gener- ously cut. Sizes 8 to 16. THE Boys’ STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. Needahbeh, Penobscot Indian, is Here During Camp Week He sings Indian songs, dances Indian dances, and tells of his race's history and folk lore. The Indian maid with him does bead-work and weaves baskets. Be sure to see this special feature tomorrow. Performances ot 11:30 and 4 o'clock. THEE ToY SToRrE, FOURTH FLOOR. Side-Seat Sand Boxes Complete with large Bags of Sand = 56 45 With steel bottom, legs that screw on, and seats which extend the whole width of the box. Canopy frame is mortised, thus free from nails, and the six-ounce duck awning slides down to protect the sand when not in use. Finished in high- grade outdoor enamel. 36x36x6 inches, Others, $5.95 and $895 5-Play Gym Sets, $7-45 Tax Toy Srore, Fourts FLoon. Multi-Colored Tea Cloths 36x36-Inch Size—Qur Own Importations At an Exceptionally Low Price 78c Bright cloths that make ideal bridge and luncheon table covers, as well as tea cloths. A variety of lovely decora- tive flower borders on white backgrounds These direct importations have recently been in our regular stock at a much hxgher price. Lavews, Seconn Fioon. Trico Radiator Enclosures At Attractive Prices 30-inch Size 525 50-inch Size s32 60-inch Size s35 Trico radiator enclosures beautify the home and protect the family’s health —the cover gives the radiator the appearance of a built-in table or window seat, the concealed humidifier keeps the air moist and healthful., Also, Trico radiator covers eliminate dirt smudges which ordinarily come over radiators. InTERIOR DECORATION, SEVENTH FLOOR. Moths Are Coming— Mothproof Your Closet with Reefer's No-Moth This seientific device repels moths. No- Moth should be placed on the baseboard of each closet to insure complete protec- tion at all times. No-Moth has a pleasant odor and its protecuon lasts for one year, when it may be refilled. o-Moth . . $2 Ref'lls cios 19150 Housewanes, Prrre FLooR. Seven Shoes necessary for a com- plete shoe wardrobe for every Summer activity For Active Sports—golf oxford from Matrix, which means maximum comfort— of perforated white buck ~with black or brown calf. . . $12.50 For Spectator Sports—a classic pump of white Buckskin_ with applique of per- forated black or white calfskin. . slz 50 For Spectator Sports—an oxford from Laird, er & Company—exclusively here—of white buckskin, ealfskin For Daytime—washable white kid, with trim- ming and strap of patent leather; same model in all white $12.50 For Afternoon—Sandal of white linen with strap and mmmmg of white kid; graceful spike heel . s|2 50 For Evening—White moire opera pump, of classic simplicity with slender Span- ish heel (may be dyed, $1 extra). slz'so For Loungng—Whna satin and silver Ed Grecian sandal (may be dyed $1 extra) ‘Women's Sroes, Turp FLOOR. o Light-weight, cool and com- fortable these foundations mculd the figure, at little ex- pense. In peach, pink and— white that is quite important, with the tremendous vogue for everything white, A. One-piece foundation of figured peach batiste with lace brassiere 35 B. Side-hook Girdle, of white erepe de chine with higher waistline. . ..$8 C. Side-hook Girdle of triple nu. ith hij l!. Found-mm garment, of rmmd b- tiste with Jace bust secti Science Offers You a New Way to Profecf Your Furs Phene Dlstrict 5300, and your garments will be called for promptly. Pos Bromack, Tump FLoOR, Here the Rest of This Week— Special Representative from McCall Pattern Company Miss Ann Gough is here to help you in the selection of patterns that are best suited to your individuality, an¥l to give helpful sug- gestions in dressmaking. ParrERns, Szconp FLool Consider Your Figure and the figure you pay for % Foundation Garments A _Grow Quaint or by Regal—and Altos= gether Delectable $]6-50 Exquisite satin that moulds the figure and falls in regal princess lines, with flattering chiffon ruffles—crisp taffeta with shir- red skirt and velvet sash, quaint and charming of days long ago, or cool chiffon-covered crepe make lounging more restful, breakfast more delightful, and . fit within the most rigid budget. Pastel Shades Nrovrcezs, TEIRD FLOOR. But 3 More Days to Learn How to Correctly Wash Your Fine Things Miss Kathryn Martin, washability w with sctual demonstrations, the "llttl. tricks in trade” in the art of washing and pressing the most delicate fabrics. Ivory Snow—ideal for washing fine fabrics, 15¢ each; 2 for 25¢,’ Silk Radium, rexuhrly $1.65, $1 yard. Printed Batiste, re‘\lhfly 88¢, 25¢ yard. ‘Tom.xrams, Amsie 18, Fmst Froom, Srixs, SecoNp PLoor. 7]