Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1931, Page 11

HE KEVENING STAR, WASh...WTON, D. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931. WoopwARD & LOTHROP "~ WOODWARD & LoTHROP 10™ 11™ F AND G STREETS WOOI Auto RObeS Week-End Candy Special—Two pounds of our delicious homemade thocolates, cara- Sume \Quebisy Srbd $5 muivanibavbons. Madefresvadeily . . . . L L0, L e s 95C for $6.50 Last Year FRESH ROASTED CASHEW NUTS, POUND, $sc. For motoring, for foot ball games, too, or any outdoor sports where you are likely to be chilly, these robes will be comfortable and smart. Large enough, 58x80 inches, to stay comfortably placed, Variety of plaid patterns and colorings. e sy Imported Marcasite Rings and Necklaces Would Regularly Be 1 $6.50 to $10 $4 . Sterling silver, set with ma:casite and real stones, chemically colored to represent carnelian, onyx, chrysoprase, lapis, amazonite, amethyst, and of all marcasite. The marcasite and sterling pendant necklaces are in a variety of flordl designs, Novrrry JEwrLRY, AsLe §, First Froom. Cawores, Aisix 14, Fst FLoor. Fall Hats $3.50 Snap-brim hats are the popular choice for campus wear. These are of fine quality felt, silk lined, and in new light gray and brown shades W S Mr. A. A. Linder of Linder Brothers A " Jdavd New York, founders of the House of Shagmoor, and Miss Ruth Snyder, of their Style Promotion Staff, will be present tomorrow with an exhibition of Exclusive Shagmoor Topcoats . and will discuss the latest fashion trends Ry »‘ . / : Finer Coats 50c May Be Bought This Reyon and Lisle and Y 5 Silk-Mixed Socks in plai colors andifancy patteras: Whatever style you want—the Spanish sailor that dips rakishly &5 s and has a square crown—a tiny veil on a small tricorne—a deb- N = l(_m:irflpo}:ts felt l;lrith a brim—any number of styles with pert A You ng Men Are ll::cleF:l.l‘c:::r—l.w atever you want, you will find it here. Black A \§ $ 9 5 b MILLINERY, Twmp FLooR. k... ]} Coming Here for | _ . = 1 ‘;\_i The ]'eading f_lshions are iflterpreled Fall Haberdashery [ Bias-Cut Costume Slips ¢ 1 i ] . —that fit perfec’rly— N ¢ YR And they are priced far lower than ° A ¥ 3 \ this quality would have been last now at fhlS low Rz O year. Typical of the collection is this \ model of Forstmann's “Chardella,” $2¢95 CN R with a yoke and upturned collar of N N ) 1890 inspiration and deep cuffs of The new Autumn fashions demand R N ]?fioo: AI“kl.“a]' .Others a-re form-fitting slips to achieve a smart N X richly but knowingly trimmed with silhouette—and no slip answers this R - need better than a bias-cut slip that N 3 Fox Kit Fox o . adjusts itself to one’s figure. These \ 3 . Wool Sweaters Fancy Neckties Madras Shirts i et el v e g X Beaver Kolinsky $32.50 3 trimmed with dainty lace at the top . Skunk Krimmer 3' I s2 k and bottom, and are very low priced Persian Lamb i 4 SO - . e 1 . 4 for slips of this character and qual- -on Sw il es are in the color- o woven madra \ ; . L : Weafandec o aenE Sl Y% aensitand Seuateiitls ahicty, inicollar tNBLedand ity. In tearose and white. WouEx's awp Misses' Coats, Tmp Fioor. days. Crew and vee neck best-dressed students are neckband styles. Fine work- \ oA R A ook styles, in plain colors. choosing for Fall. manship; fancy patterns. % N THE MEN's Srore, Sxconp FLOOR. Young Men Are Choosing These g e New @ Lace-Top for Young Girls Two-Trousers Suits iyl g3 3350 S |H°Se g‘ll;"l’?f‘;l'z:i"';:'::d $ 2 5 ‘ ” | ::;i'r:}d:::.:::’::.::; ! A lovely chiffon hose with an attractive late light-weight elastic is a top, which also serves as a run stop for ruin- favorite of young girls ous garter breaks. All silk heel and plaited and women with young sole. In darker shades— worn by college men. You will like the way they have been tailored figures. Romany, Bengal, Indotan, Tokay, Smoketone, especially for you—giving more style—more good looks—more quality in " : Hosmg“:}‘;?:‘]‘; x:":fl'il, ‘}'Vrouzht Iron. fabric—more service than you ordinarily buy in $25 suits. - . Others, of embroidered X bt THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. : crepe de chine, that hook part way at the side, $3.50. New Fall Oxfords i _ NS These suits are identical in cut, cloth and color to the good looking suits \=> First Time We Have Had Such a Showing at Now—Wanted Notions at Special Savings . S . " i " . e Boilproof Vitalife Elastic in Raven Brocsde Gertee Balét; Ay opportunity: to "lay-in'' a supply of dailgnecessities. . Bt Vilis long back; 4 supporters. 78¢ inch width; 3-yard piece 50¢c M R i o i b e R i e e ey s S o Rayon-and-Cotton Crepe Semi- got "0y white; regu- 65c Pets; Shinch lengh; "g@ . 7 inch lenths; 6 on gD p Fasteners in black and tary Petticoats; fitted yoke; t; i Pastel shades. Special card. Special, card.... Sipuits: Hiavy. Ate Ticking O, PLN. 'Heeyy Setia’ Sheuid - Nepkins: 12 Door &farment Wardrobe Bag: i ¥; and %4 inch widihs; e 84 i 4 slide fastener; 60- @ . Special. ai 13 . Narrow Nuvo Sasitary Belts; .‘(’;':i.j.‘ '1"20,.,. 88c e g e $2-95 Flesh Elastic Shoulder | @ 40 to 160. Special, doz. Cc satin tabs; pins at- 3SC Kleenex Cleansing Tissues; in El i ::-; cap ;pd fringe Straps. J;' . Pair. s . Rhlultonem":;va;):;::: 95c s fi astel sha single mesh;- 3 i Buck] yles. These oxfords are made of the finest leather we have been able to offer at "':‘:" b s;:d:l.‘ S eain.. . 55¢ 55¢ D i Guards in fiesh, Spec : i i ink 1 3 Tourist Bags; of two-tone cot- 3 this low price. College men who think in terms of smart apparel, select one, Cortoctll’ Diruog._ Silki. 26 ton: rubbe lneds itk QB 25¢ two or three of these styles—black and tan calf, straight-tip oxford with yards on spool; Fall pockets. Special. . Octagon Stocking Box _with Knitted Shoe Cases, to protect medium toe—black calf, wing-tip oxford—black calf, straight-tip oxford shades. Special. 6 spools 25¢ Rosebud Rubber Shower Caps; Net Turbans, . mending cotton. Also a 25C shoes dt home ¢ 35¢ 1 - . . i tel shades, ariety of shades. Utility Box. Special, traveling. Special. with narrow toe—and black and tan Scotch grain, straight-tip oxford. Notions, Ateues 3L 4w 22 "‘!"":‘9.',.' ......... 18¢ Secial each pairs THe MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR.