Evening Star Newspaper, May 22, 1931, Page 25

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 22 1931. WoOoDWARD & LOTHROP 10™ 11™™ F AND G STREETS . Johnny Marvin Here Tomorrow This well-known Victor artist and Master of Ceremonies at the Fox Theater will be in our Radio Galleries, with his “uke,” at 2 o'clock. He will play special requests and some arrange- ments that have been used on his Victor records. We espe- cially invite you to meet him here—on the Fourth Floor— tomorrow afternoon. Johnny Marvin's “Rocky Mountain Rose” and “Would You Take Me Back Again” (Victor Record No. 22,666) 75e Hundreds of Beautiful Blooms How Cool is a Warm Summer— , , in Our Third Annual Very Cool—if Your Children Wear This Cool Summer Apparel Boys' Wash Suits Of the Finer Grade That Launders Well $3'50 Iris Show These blooms are from the famous gardens of Earl Wooddell Sheetz—and Mr. Sheetz is here in person to answer your questions about the proper care of irises and peonies. You may make root selections, for future delivery, from the actual blooms on display. Choice Iris Roots, 15¢ to $25 Less Than Regular Catalogue Prices Peony Roots of Merit, 50c to $75 Gladioli Bulbs, 65¢ dozen GARDEN SECTION, Frrre FLOOR. Cool to look at...and cooler for your boys to wear—smart new suits with swagger short sleeves, sports necks, and tailored shorts. Fashioned of finest quality broadcloths, linens, imported madras, reps, and Belgian linens—styles of all one material, or with contrasting shorts and blouses. Whites Tans Blues Stripes —and Pastel Shades Sizes 3 to 10 SPORTS SUITS of linens, crashes and broad- cloth; sizes 3 to 10 $2.45 Other Summer Suits, $1.55 and $1.95 ‘THE Bovs’ SToRz, FOURTH FLOOR. Of Rayon, Cotton and Silk Silk Pajamas, $5.95 One-piece style, with wide trousers l‘egm The gag prints are smartly accented by their plain color binding. Sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18. Cotton Pajamas, sizes 2 to 18 Rayon Vests, 65¢ Flesh and white; sizes 4 to 16. Rayon Bloomers, elastic or pantie style legs; sizes 4 to 16. Flesh -7-:; $1 to $2.95 Rayon Combinations, $I —with elastic or French style legs; sizes 4 to 16. Dance Sets and Panties, Each, $1.95 Lace-trimmed and tailored styles; in flesh, tearose and white. Sizes 12 to 18. Silk Crepe Costume Slips, lace trimi white; sizes 12 to 18 and 2 to 12 NISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Tomorrow—Last Day to See Our Interesting Indian Exhibit for Camp Week The Indian Maiden, who accom- panies Needahbeh, will give dem- onstrations of the Indian art of basket-weaving and bead-work. Tux Toy Storr, Fourtit FLoOR. —and, to offer you an extra opportunity to see it, we have arranged to have Needahbeh do an additional performance Saturday at 2 o'clock. He will sing Indian songs, dance Indian dances, and tell of Indian folklore tomorrow, at 11:30, 2 and 4 o'clock. New Sports Shoes For Junior Misses 56.50 This white buckskin trimmed with black or brown calf is overwhelm- ingly popular with Junior Misses. Its every line shows that smart style so essential in the Summer costume. Solid leather heels. Sizes 2Y; to 7. Jumion Misses’ Bmors, FoUrTe FLOOR. Silk Socks, 50c In the Summer Manner —and anklets, too, at this attractive price. White and dainty pastel shades; sizes 4 to 10. Imported Socks and Half Socks; full- fashioned lisle; sizes 4 to 10 S0¢ pair White Silk Stockings; sizes 6 to 9%, 75¢ pr. Cumoren’s Hosz, Awsie 17, Fist PLOOR. Pique Hats, $2.75 Pastel—and Reversible The floppy, scalloped brims are most becoming to little girls. . . pastel col- ors on one side, white on the other —and trimmed with little bows. Dotted Swiss Hats in light shades . White Pique Hats, colored band Other Pique Hats Gmis’ MiLLINERY, FoUurTH FLOOR. Candy—Two Pounds for the Week-end 95c Chocolates, bonbons and caramels— fresh daily. A quality that we reg- ularly sell for much more. Salted Cashew Nuts—fresh roasted and salted 58¢c pound Caxvy, Aisie 12-14, Fist FLOOR. Use Your Head to Keep Cool a Panamas 35 Real panamas—fine, flexible weave—in the most becoming shapes, with narrow and wide brims that tilt at just the right angle. The crowns are shallow, giving that altogether new and chic look to this season’s panamas. Miriiivery, THiRD FLOOR. 7 nd Smart Four Out of Five Will Wear Sheer Frocks $]9-50 Summery, smart, comfortable—and COOL—these sheer frocks have come to town to *stay. Plain or small- pattern printed chiffon and georgette in dark colors, or light pastels, make these delightful jacket frocks, Sun- day Night and evening frocks, that prove one can be cool and chic from morning to night. Many finer frocks are included in this group—frocks that would regu- larly sell much higher. We suggest that you nfake your selections early. Sizes 14 to 20. Misses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOOR. Coolness—Plus Chic Underfoot— Plus Economy—Equals Summer Shoes $8.50 Here they are stepping right out into first place in every woman's wardrobe. Spectator Sports Oxford of punched white buckskin, with tip, foxing and lace-stay of black patent leather or brown calfskin.$8.50 Serva Net Cloth Oxford, trimmed with kid and with open design in the vamp. Natural shade $8.50 (Not sketched) Natural Linen Sandal, with hand-turned sole and Cuban heel. Also in black patent leather stitched in white..$8.50 WOMEN’S SHoEs, THIRD FLOOR. Tomorrow—Last Day to Meet . . . McCall Pattern Representative Miss Ann Gough will help you to select patterns best suited to your individuality, and will give you helpful suggestions in dressmaking. PATTERNS, SECOND FLOOR. 1,200 Yards of Washable Printed Truhu Crepe BiLxs, BecoNp FLOOR. The Identical Quality That Has Sold Earlier This Season for $2.50 Yard—Now This crepe needs no introduction—it is known by women everywhere as being of exceptional quality, and most unusual’to fing yard. Every pattern is fast color. The quantity is limited to 1,200 yards—need we stress the advisability of early selectiof. $1.15 at $1.15 Ya‘rd n -