Evening Star Newspaper, October 8, 1931, Page 29

[ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1931 OODWARD & LOTHROP 10" 11™™ F aND G STREETS Savings of % to % and More for Everyone Remnant Day Merchandise Is Not Returnable or Exchangeable, Not Sent C. O. D. or on Approval, Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted ie,‘;dao;f: gjfiffinfi'}mr";?: 'fiii;—ffiféfi“fiffi Books Greatly HOITIC Frocks, $3'95 Friday and Saturday—Last Two Days to buy PER- SONAL GREETING CARDS at Special Low Prices. ENGRAVING, FsT FLOOR. Women’s, Misses’, Little and Larger Women's Women’s and Misses’ Reduced Friday Table of Fiction Books. Were Morris. Were Now 5 Bagdad and Points W En n.n h.lrnllure lnr ‘the tiof 53 1 e ren's | Books Greatly Reduced ‘THE BOOK STORE ArsLes 23-25, First FLOOR. Radios Reduced All models in cabinets; com- plete with tubes. Combination 8-Tube Electrola. eciric Combi %-Tube Super-Heterodyne lectrola, Was $308.50. Now Atwater Kent Radio. hileo. € nmmnmm Wi 1 Philco” %-Tabe *Radie 128 Now RADIO GALLERIES FoURTH FLOOR. Sporting Goods Greatly Reduced 4 Pairs h"'dn'" Shoes. Sizes .u Noae Guards: 1 MeGreror Mashie, Was 3 Lakes Putfer. Was Now : 5150 5. SPORTING GOODS FoURTH FLOOR. Shades and Lamps Greatly Reduced Soiled or Damaged. 2 Green and Tan Pleated, Silk 3 s Wer Now k) > 1%-inch Pleated 'Silk Shades. in Empire shape. ~Rose color Were £650. Now 1 ik tnen Rose. Pleated * Silk Empire” Shape Shade.” Was 35 YOeineh Tan and ‘l‘lnx"lno Pleated Silk- Shade. Was_£3 , R S Pleated. lrldxa ha Were §5 Two-| ||l:h| ;mn;\m 1.mo ch Were T Grchia Uamnette for bea ot resser Was $6.50. NOw_ $3.50 I Two-licht Black and Mellow Totters Table Lamp. Was 310 Now Al Lanps, ScventH FLOOR. Pillows Reduced Pillows. shirred top e embrotdered: x & Wer Ind nlnt Liv- i iled. Was 5 0 mu- “ond ‘Gold B e Piliow. 1 size with Satin blck Soil: $13.50_ No: 5 ing Boom Pillew, i black old. " Large size. ' Was $20; N " Repp’ Pillows hon trimmin ws, 0 square . 1ed and dows. Wera 4c ART EMBROIDERY SeventH FLOOR. Gifts Reduced ¢, Bridre Score Pads in red or blue leatner cases. Were sl Yo $1.50° Now 3 Pate of Hook Ends. Were nn Now 10 French I'nnl uanakeu Grrrs, SEVENTH FLOOR. Juvenile Nursery Lamps Reduced Display Pieces \urserv Lamps. $1.50 Now . 5 30 Dolls Reduced 1, Lovums Doll (lfe size). Was 50 2 Were 311.50. aby Dolls, Were §7.50. R 7 8 ulmuu Fo Horsman” Baby 1 was $10.50. 1 was $7.50. Sugar B: Were 25¢ Tovs, Fouars FLom. Writing Paper Special 22¢ box 100 Boxes of good quality Writing Paper with bordered sheets and envelopes. 24 sheets and 24 envelopes in a box 200 Very Attractive Waste Paver Baskets. ~ Would ordinarily sell for $1 each, but were pur- chased as &' clgse-out aty this special price. Special... .36 TOILETRIES AisLE 2, First FLOOR. Swantex Toilet Paper 78¢ dozen rolls 150 Dozen Rolls Swantex Toilet Paper: 1,000 sheets to the roll. Ong dozen rolls, ‘B( 3 Jmported Simulated Crystal Pertum Bot with plun Topewere 330, "No 2 Imported Simulated Pertume Bottles. " Slight! aked. | Were §3. Now- ‘TOILETRIES ArsLes 14-18, Frast FLOOR. Men’s Fall Suits, $19-7° Specially Priced for Friday 50 Men's Suits of long-wearing worsteds, in plain and mixed patterns. Well tailored and trimmed. Regular sizes 34 to 44; shorts 36, 37, 40, 42; longs 37 to 42. Men’s Toppcoats, $19.75 Specially Priced for Friday 30 \Iens Topcoats of tweeds, and llama and camelshair type {abrics, in dark gray shades, "Plain and belted back models. Men’s Dressing Robes, $10 Were 20 Brocaded Dressing Robes, one and two of a pattern from our regular stocks. Beautiful patterns and designs; satin trim- med. Small, medium and large sizes. Chauffeur’s Trousers and Breeches, $5 Were $15 15 Gray Whipcord Trousers and Breeches, in medium shade. Waist sizes 32, 34, 36, 38 and 40. THE MEN’s STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Men’s Pure Silk Socks, 35¢ 3 pairs, $1 Were 50c pair 120 Pairs Men's Pure Silk \ocks, with seamlees lu* double heels, toes and soles. Sizes 912 to 11%;. 48 Men’s All-Linen Initial 50c and 75c. Now . THE MEN'S STORE, SECO Men’s Oxfords, $6'4° pair Were $10 pair 55 Pairs Men's Black and Tan Cali Oxiords; medium and narrow toe lasts. Leather and rubber soles. Fawn elk and calf sports oxfords in the lot. Wing and plain tip styles. Sizes AAA 815, 9, 93 AA 8 8%, 914, 1015: A 7. 7%, 8, 85,9, 10, 107, 11; B'6 to 113 C 6 10 11; D'6 to 11; E 54, 6, 614, 7, 9,915, 10, 102, 11. 16 Pairs M Canvas Shoe Bags, in several colors. Wer: $3. Now. ‘THE MEN’s STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Boys’ Golf Hose st 25¢ 200 pairs Cotton Golf Hose, fancy patterns. Sizes 8% to 11. 86 Boys’ Fancy Fall Sweaters in 63 Eton Button-on Walsts in R OLlIR e fancy and plain colors. Sizes 18 Boys” Cloth Hats in' sizes ¢! 4 and 5. Were §1.50. Now R3c 5 CWere 'z’o’." Now. ¢ 1) now Jersex Berets in .m’xu 35¢; 3 for $1 m-:u in_one -‘nu two gi.cn styles. an Were $1.50. Now 95¢ Were 75c. Now . TeE Boys' StoRr, Fourtit FLOOR Housewares Reduced L llflh(nr \hlelfli. adjustable. 1 glll Oulflnnl l‘ullll!l rlolhu Meies - wiae. rrer ghtly shopwos !H(h\ly dnmueu Vuvs l e R . ... 8495 tor s adjusiable size 22 2 18-inch Gas Logs. As is. inches ‘wide, 1 walnut Without _connections. Shop- 3 £ Slmhtly worn. Were $1y. Now..$4.95 3 Modern Carpet Sweepers. Uy imperfect. Were shopworn. Were 85¢c. Nor “‘ .75. v ... .S130 HOUSEWARES, FIFTH FLOOR. Rugs Greatly Reduced 2 6x0 Moonbeam Hand Loos e = ® 9x12 Axminster Rugs, finest quality. Were 33250 Rugs in fast colors. Now . Now . 2.3x10.6 Se Z 50. Now Piain Rose Kica, $84.50 4.6x7.6-size. Jx1z’ plain, Tan R N 1 1 1 s 1 1 3 1 R B 7 1 5 i et anall T e Now RuUGs, FIFTH FLOOR. Ruffled Curtains seciat $1 100 Pairs of Ruffled Marquisette Curtains with colored woven figure on cream ground. ~Attractive design with cornice ruf- fled top. Figures in blue, rose, green, gold. 2 1-6 yards long. 100 Pairs of RuMed Curtains in tvory and beige marquisette, e RO full rufed with heading and Rimaant'of Yard Goods greatly ruffied corn! Sp reduced. Damasks, cretonnes, ICIRIF o0 h s Rhg o o and nets at s to !z off. DRAPERIES, SEVENTH FLOOR. Imported China speciat 50c 300 Pieces of Hand-painted and Gold-edged China, including cake or sandwich plates, and fruit or salad bowls in two shapes with colored rim and floral designs. 500 Pieces of Odds and Ends of Regular Stock Dinnerware Patlerns being closed out. Plates, platters, sauce boats, cups and saucers and many other pleces. 25% less than regularly. 10c to $2 each. CHINA, FiFTH FLOOR. Crystal-Colored Glass Special 1 5C 400 Pieces; optic design in water goblets and high and low footed sherbets, glasses and footed tumblers. 60 Green Glass Cups d Sa 0dds and Ends of Table Glass- cers ; ware including goblets, tum- o oc blers, sherbets, bowls, and aes 1 35 Glass " ‘Sugar and many other pieces. One-halt Crean Bets- Set . 15¢ and less than regilar prices. GLASSWARE, FIFTH FLOOR. Wool Blankets, $8:9° rir 5135 15 Pairs of All-wool Plaid Double-bed Blankets in rose color. Size 70x80 inches. 5 Pairs of All-Wool Plaid Blankets in blue, single bed size. 60x80 inches. Were $9.50. NOW ............. ceseesananes. 86,50 BLANKETS, SECOND FLOOR. Bemberg Georgette 65C yard Was $1.75 150 yards oi Bemberg Rayon Georgette in plain shades. Rose, peach, pink, grey and orchid. 175 Yards of Rayon Jacquard Prints in small designs on dark backgrounds. 39 inches wide. Was $2. Now. 1 200 5 sell for s’u.‘,m 1al. é Sha'more. MO iR CotToN GooDs, SECOND FLOOR. Were $5.95 and $7.95 20 Dresses of wash silks, printed silk crepe, printed chiffon, plain-and printed voile and dotted swiss. Slightly soiled. Some extra sizes included. ¢ Wash Frocks including 3 Frocks of wash silk Zipicce lnens and gne- with matching Sackets, ::so 2 short 1lrktl; and of black crepe. %) “Were 438 e s10. -$1.43 [ st Home FROCKS, Tamp Froor, Junior Misses” Oxfords 53.95 Wiere $5 and $6.50 27 pairs of Junior Misses’ two-tone and tan elk Sl e T Sizes AAA 8 AA4t0T A3l 45 6,7,7,8 . 5. C 212,73, 313, 413, 5° 18 Pairs of Girls' Oxfords 18 Palrs of Boys' Oxfords in camel, elk with tan in tan and black elk v all trimmine and and calfskin, some with Bizes A-11' 2. i Children’s Socks and Stockings, 4 prs. $1 Were 35¢c and 50c pair 300 Pairs of Children’s Socks and Stockings, in- cluding fine ribbed cotton stockings, imported fancy half socks, and 3 -length fancy sports socks. 200 Pairs_ of_Children's - r Mi Fancy *, Socks in a L o broken assortment of sizes and colors. Sizcs ings. re 25 aie 6 1o Were 30c b s 3 pairs 51 CmLDREN'S HosiERy, Alsie 17, First FLOOR Girls’ Crepe Dresses, $5.95 Were $10 and $7.95 8 Girls’ Afternoon Dresses of printed lnd Dllln crepes, with short or cape sleeves. Sizes 8, 14 10 Girls' Party and Aft- ernoon Dresses of pas- e P tel crepes. Sizes 8, 10 3. 10 and 12 and 12. Were 3$7.50. Now $1.95 Now . -85 7 Light - Weight 10 Wool and Silk Dresses o P v;"‘: 38,09, for the larger girl. 3 5303 Sizes 12 and 14. Were $12.50 and 313.75. Now e “58.95 Fese ates!” Gmus' AppareL. FourtH FLOOR Girls’ and Juniors” Straw Hats, 50c were 55 to 51250 30 Fine Quality Straw Hats of rough straw, baku and ballibunt], in attractive shapes. JbNTOR MissEs' AND GIRLS' MILLINERY, FourtH FLCOR Girls’ Sports Outfits, $4.50 Were $6 to $8.50 25 Three-Plece Outfits of sweater, skirt and beret, and four-plece knit suits, in plain colors and nov- elty mixtures. A varlety of gay color combinations, Sizes 8 to 16. 3 Three-Plece Knit Sults 30 Gisesy Db D es with broadcloth blouses in white or tan W g Blue, green and brow "°% Diatn colots or Bisas & €' 135dnd Sires ramf‘l»"s AL Were 225, Now..$143 $2.95. N GIRLS' SPORTSWEAR, Fourts Froor Gitls’ Crepe de Chine Bloomers, 75¢c were 5165 18 Girls’ Crepe de Chine Bloomers in flesh color. Sizes 4, 8, 12, 14 and 16, 5 stk : 12 One-Piece Cotton Pa- plece styles in fles! foy i attote color; lace trimmed or tailored. Bizes 10, 12 prints. Bizes 8 to and 16 5 n xowns and slips. Brok- en sizes ranging from 2 to 12. Were 65c. Now . iS¢ GIRLS' Fvnmsmxcs, Fomm FLoor, Little Boys’ Suits, $1.45 Were $1.95 20 Little Boys’ Suits in plain-color b ondcloth with white broadcloth blouses. Sizes 2 18 Boys' Suits, in broad- 2 um. 1. rls Coat, Hat cloth and iinen. ” Sizes and Umbrella Sets, in NO%, i flowered linene. Sizes N 4 and 5. Were $4.95. Zeph Ints 5 o0 Rere s Now Now ... 8248 7 Little Girl' Silk Dr 6 Little Girls' Pique es. in navy, French Coats, in white, blue Bl ‘and” sreen crepe acd’ Gk BB 3 Sizes 2 to 5. ere 3 . $5.95 and $7.50. Now and 3. Were $3.95. $3.95 Now . JuveNILES' APPAREL, FOURTH FLOOR Silk Costume Slips, $1.95 Were $3.95 and $5.95 15 Lace-Trimmed and Tailored Silk Crepe Cos- tume Slips. 8 Tallorea ik Cr 2 Lovely, Lace-Trimmed ipe with bulli-i shou aers u'z"‘ wiap: \ Costame Slips in fitted T e ,‘" style and 2 Lace-Trim- 9 “Extra slins, in tatlored Stote, it b TR degp hem. . Wers Slips, Were $7.50 and §5.95. NOW.......$3.95 $10. Now $3.05 Cfls'fl!lfl: SLDS. THIRD FLOOR Rayon Underwear, 38¢ Was 50c and $1 40 Pieces of Rayon Underwear, including vests, panties and bloomers, from well known manufac- turers Broken sizes and styles. inat i snnmef'?fi glhlcm 35 Pleces of nmu Cot- B i BV nt. cn‘.’-yon Maid "gnd Glur: Somblriation d' ¢ n- broken er ake. ‘set. B styles. {ug to s2.80. Were' $1 " and l{..!:g.. .Cotton Underwear, 45¢ Was $1 25 Pieces of Underwear; including step-ins, drawers and chemise of batiste, cross-bar dimity and voile. Small sizes. 111:: Pairs of Pajamas, in 2-piece ntyluu o!’ l::.ur‘c;l iene, rayon crepe and printed percal N 16 and 17. Were $1 and $2. et Bl CorToN UNDERWEAR, THID FLOOR. A Coats b $ 1 5 Were $25 to $39.50 28 Cnau of hlark and navy wool crepe, without fur. Sizes 14, 16, ; 36, 38, 40; 3514, 375, 39V , 4174, 4415 and 46'%. n ‘Women's, , Little and l.luer w.menu Silk Coats; crepe de 36 4 3915, 42} Mk-n chine lined. Sizes 14, 16, 18, Were $25 to $39.50. Now . Coats, THIRD FLOOR. 4413 and 461> ©.99.9 Women’s Dresses, 3975 Were $§16.50 and $25 10 Printed and Plain Crepe and Georgette Dresses. Sizes 36, 38 40 and 44. 8 Printed and Plain Crepe and Printed Chiffon Dresses. Sizes 34, 36 and 44. Were $16. ‘:0 18 Dresses of printed crepe md georgette. For street, after- noon and evening. Sizes 34 to 46. Were $25 and $29.50. Now $12.2. ‘WOMEN's DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR. 20 Afternoon, Street and Eve- ning Dresses of georgette, plain and printed crepe. Sizes 34 to 42. Were $25 to $35. Now . i 12 Plain Chiffon Evening Dress- es. Sizes 34 to 40 and 46. Were $25, $29.50 and 1:35. Now $18.%. Women’s Walnut Room Gowns, $22 Were $39.50 10 Crepe Elizabeth, chiffon and crepe gowns for street, aiternoon. dinner and evening. Black, 35 to 40 and 40 3 Chiffon and Lace Afternoon and Dinner Gowns, in white. Sizes 36 and 38. Werc $39.50 .. 9.75 ‘Wraps, in peach, beige and biue, Sive 33 Were $16.50 and $25. 'm: WALNUT ROOM, Twirp FLOOR. iavy, violet, beige and pastels. Sizes 5 Printed Chiffon and Lace Afternoon and Dinner Gowns. Sizes 36 to 44. Were $539. 50 to $69.50. Now $39.! 10 Plain and Printed Chlllnn Afternoon, Dinner and Eve- ning Gowns. Sizes 36 to 42. Were $49.50. Now ...$34.%5 Larger Women’s Dresses $14.50 were 525 10 53950 10 Larger Women's Printed Chiffon, prinler1 flat crepe and black flat crepe dresses. Sizes 42!, 461, and 54! 4 Larger Women's White Flat Crepe Dre-u sxzcs 381:, 40';, 425 and 5212. Were $19.50 and $25_ Now Sr!chL S1ze APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. ..$10.75 Misses’ Dresses Reduced 8 Dresses. 16 Dresses. 12 Dresses. 13 Dresses. Were $16.50 to $25 Were $16.50 to $25 Were $19.50 to $29.50 Now $12:25 Were $19.50 to $35 Now %5 Now $7:25 Now $14-50 Misses’ Dresses of flat crepe, chiffon, georgette and wool. In street, afternoon and evening models. Misses’ Dresses, THIRD FLOOR. Pastels, navy, white. Sizes 14 to 20. Furs Radically Reduced 1 Beaver Coat. Size 18. 41 1nchel long. Was t!sfl 1 Hllr Seal Coat. Slze . 40‘ inches $12! America; po- Size 16. 39 inches long. Was $125. $5! FURS, THIRD FLOOR. 1 Slate Pony Coat with beaver collar. Size 18. 41 inches long. Was $295. Now..$150 1 Black Pony Coat; with dyed fitch collar. Size 38. 41 inches long. Was $375. NOW seccencnccnnnn v 8150 Junior Misses’ Dresses, $7-50 Were $16.50 and $19.50 25 Junior Misses’ Street and Afternoon Dresses of crepes and chiffons and organdies. Sizes 13, 15 and 1 4 Winter Coats in green with black caracul fur trimming. Sizes 13 and 15. Were $39.50. Now ..... . $22.5¢ 17. Were $2.95 and $5.95. Now. Junion Misses' Apparer, FOURTH FLOOR. 4 Sports Coats of Winter weight; in sizes 13 and 15. Were $29.50. Now . Granite Silk Hose, 95¢ pair Were $1.35 to $1.65 200 Pairs of Granite Silk Hose; black and white in regular sizes and few colors in outsizes. Sizes in combined group; 834 to 10%3. 240 Pairs of Chiffon Silk Hose, in light and dark gun metal; matin, sable and bahama. Sizes in the combined group, 81y m 10. Were $1.35 plh' Now 5¢ mmzn A1sre 19, FIRsT FLoon 120 Pairs of Imported Mercer- ized Lisle Hose; full fashion- ed; sand and beige. Regularly $1 pair. Special. .65¢c New Fall Felt Hats, $3-%0 Specially Priced for Friday 50 New Hats in smart shapes and Autumn colors, Black, brown, Spanish tile, Kiltie green and navy. MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. Head sizes 2172 to 23. Millinery Salon Fall Hats, $8.75 Would Regularly Be $12.75 and $15 25 New Felt Hats in new models and all desirable colors and black. MILLINERY SALON, THIRD FLOOR. White Broadcloth, 22¢ yard Same Quality Regularly 38c yard 300 yards of white broadcloth, suitable for men’s shirts, children’s clothes and uniforms. WHITE GOODS,. SECOND FLOOR. Colored Taffeta, %1 yard Was $1.65 Yard 300 yards of Colored Taffeta, light and dark colors. 60 yards of Brocade Velvet in black and brown. Was $295 yard. Now 35 Yards of A!l-!lll Black Vel- vet. Was $4. Now $2.85 yd. SILKS, S=COND FLOOR. 5195 900 Remnants of plaln and fancy silks. 1> to 3 yard lcng!hx Greatly reduced. Novelty Necklaces and Earrings, 95¢ ' sss 400 Novelty Necklaces in 16, 18 and 30 inch Iengths choker and 0 Real S 1 3-piece Set, consisting and marcasite. Was $65. Now. NovELTY JEWELRY, AISLE 5, FIn all styles, Wool Dresses and Suits, $9-75 Were $16.50 to $25 29 One, Two and Three-piece Wool and Silk Dresses and Suits. In slus 14 to 18, Dr—n m, t'o and three piece :'.ykl Prints and nmn Sizes 16 to 38. Were $19.50. Now........... Pumps, $635 Were $8.50 and $12.50 36 Pairs of Women's and Missen’ In brown and black Elinend alew'n patent lesther. The lot includes opers pumps. it 5 P WoMmeN's Snoes ‘THIRD FLOOR. Men’s Silk Handkerchiefs 50c Were 51 600 Silk Handkerchiefs, with hand-rolled hems. Assorted colored borders. HANDKERCHIEFS AisLe 20, F1rsT FLOOR. Foundations, $2-95 Were 57.50 1o $10 12 One-piece Foundations of all-over lace, lace and satin or firm broche. Sizes 33, 34, 35, 37 and 42. of France Duosettes, weorget peach 33, 36 ow . - §6.50 Corsetrs, THIRD FLOOR. Silk Crepe Gowns $5.95 Were $10 9 Imported Silkk Crepe Gowns, trimmed with lace and in tailored styles, with hand-embroidery. etovely, Lace-trimmed Sik Creve Were No = 10" Lace-irimmed §ilk Crepe Gown: 5 T Tailored Sk ‘Crepe 'Chemive, with bandeau top; dainty em< Droidery " trim. " Were Ly PO DRTCROER K. | Glove Sik Step-ins. some chiffon welgh s Now Smx Unpenwzan TrmD> FLOOR, Silk Crepe Blouses $295 Were $5.75 35 Blouses 40( silk crepe. nite and - b4 Brovses, Trmp FPLOOR. Playing Cards Special 27c package 432 Packages of Playing Cards with attractive pic- ture designs. Linen finish. Assorted colors. STATIONERY Aisir 2, First FLOOR. Week-End Candy Special, 95¢ 2 Lbs. 2 Pounds of Assorted Dark Chocolates and Bon Bons, special, 95c. Wrapped Caramels. Special tomorrow, 45¢ pound. Canpy Arste 14, First FLOOR. Infants’ Woollen Sacques, $145 Were $2.95 and $4.95 8 Infants’ Warm Woollen Sacques. 36, pairs of Infants' Woeolle Mitte reduced t 7 were 31.95, now 24 were 31, now 3 Iere 5¢. nu\ 2_were S0c, 1 5“ of \Vllle An: and Shorts, Was §7.50. Now, $4. .5 INPANTS' APPAREL Fourta FLOOR. Fitted Week-End Cases Reduced Al]edsllghtly soiled or dam- ag JiaFlited Week-End Cae. Rlack” with cover, 10 Was~ $50. ~ No Fltted Week:End Ca eather, 9 A ‘Week-End e $35. No\\ = nes. wg: 1 Fitted Week’ leathers Y Biitnwe. LEATHER GoOODS Aisie 10, Fmst FLooR. Silk Umbrellas, $2.95 Were $5 1, Women's Self-Bordered Silk Umbrellas, ol % ounted shan} sorted amber s e A e g UMBRELLAS, AISLE 24, Fist FLOOR. Cabinets Reduced 10 Crllllln!-flunl Feidi toray lml- 5 Wi Hioh 15 Cretonne and | Fo Duw r e 1 Glas :;f."ia..""g.,. : b B 5 Rt R L NorioNs Aisie 21, Fmst FLOOR, poibaiiiest e