Evening Star Newspaper, October 10, 1931, Page 5

TdE EVENING 1INGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1931 Woonwf}gymaSGgsTlégTHRop The Way We Are Selling This _ TransparentVelvet $3~95 yard proves women like to sew they know their fashions and they appreciate this value Wo0DWARD & LOTHROP 10" 11 F AND G STREETSs Next Week—Rare Economies... Annual Autumn Event in The Men’s Store Men’s and Young Men's Two-Trousers Suits Finer fabrics, better tailoring and better values than the Men’s Event has offered in years. Correct models for all men, in the season’s better tones of blue, gray $ 2 9 and brown. Regular, short, long and stout sizes, MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS, of splendid FINE SUITS, of better imported domestic domestic and imported fabrics, will be fabrics, styled with individuality in custom designed and tailored to measure expressly manner. Scotch cheviots, twists and $ 4 4 for you. Blues, oxford and fancy fabrics. $ 48 worsteds. All sizes. Very low priced for The regular selling price of these suits is $60. the Annual Autumn Event. Men'’s English-Tailored Tweed-Fleece Topcoats These topcoats, imported from England, are the ideal weight for Washington weather. In raglan and box models, and all sizes. Topcoats of this fine $36 quality are usually very much higher priced. THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Washington women are undoubtedly sewing or engag- ing dressmakers to make individual dresses, and they realize that Velvet holds the leading place in the mode for the all-important tea and 5 o'clock gown . . . models of Empire inspiration . . . evening gowns and bridesmaids’ gowns. There is no doubt women find it profitable to purchase their Velvet at Woodward and Lothrop. Black and all important shades. All-Silk Chiffon Velvet, $3.50 yard Soft, deep-pile Velvet that is the perfect medium for romantic period gowns and handsome wraps. Spot-Proof Velvet $5 yard Water leaves no mark on the new velvet (although it is not washable). But a sudden shower or water spilled will not mar your frock. Smks, Szcoxn FLoor. ALL-WOOL SWEA’ . of medium weight, in the pull-over style. Eight col- $2.95 ors. Sizes 36 to 46. Regularly $5. FULL-CUT PAJAMAS, of broadcloth and madras in plain colors, neat figures and stripes. Round neck, middy, and English collar styles. Sizes A, B, C and D. Regularly $2, $2.50 and $3 IMPORTED SILK TIES, of resilient construc- $ 55 tion, hand-tailored. Stripes and figures. 5 SLIDING TIE CLASPS, regularly $1.......... .65¢ HAND-TAILORED SILK TIES, of resilient construc- tion; self and contrasting figured and striped patterns, 85¢ Trimmings set off our frocks— and vice versa / o CIRE RIBBON, in trimly tai- lored bows or “bouquets,” sim- ply transforms one’s hat with 1931 chic. The yard WIDE MOIRE RIBBON cre- ates bustle bows for one’s frock —which is quite the smartest evening silhouette. The yard SPOTTED FURS—such as this galapin yoke (sheared rab- bit)—bring added smartness to the wool frock. Yoke....$2.50 BARUNDUKI — quite the smartest fur this season for scarfs on wool frocks—may be had by the yard VENISE LACE — may be starched in the new manner, and effectively used on velvet five o’clock frocks. Yard...$4 SUEDE LACE—the newest of laces—is soft and shadowy for evening gowns; 39 inches wide; the yard WOOL LACE—that looks as if it were hand-knit—makes smart sports clothes and blouses. The yard RHINESTONE EVENING ENSEMBLE — an exquisite design to outline the deep de- colletage, $13.50; belt. ...$7.50 T GS_AND LAcES Arsie 13, Fmst FLOOR. Without Additional Charge—— “Primrose House” Introductory Set —with Purchase of Primrose House Preparations amounting to $I or more next week, during the visit of Miss Dorothy Nichols. This convenient set contains Primrose House Cleansing Cream, Nourishing Cream, Skin Fresh- ener, Chiffon Face Powder, Pomegranate Rouge. Miss Nichols, beauty expert, will be here to ad- vise you, without charge, in the care of your com- plexion. For appointments, phone DIstrict 5300. TOILETRIES, A1SLE 18, FIRsT FLOOR. FELT HATS, in the new models for Au- tumn shown in this season’s most wanted shades of tan, gray and brown. Medium and narrow brims; snap; welt and bound brims. Sizes 67/ to 7!/5. Regularly $3.50. Imported Brass Wire Tie Racks, regularly $1 b= PRE-SHRUNK SHIRTS, of broadcloth and self-figured white madras in collar attached style. Also white broadcloth in neckband style, and self-figured madras shirts with two laundered collars to match. Sizes 14 to 17. Sleeve lengths 33, 34 and 35. Regularly $2. MEN'S FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS, with hand-rolled hems and colored borders. Regularly $1. FANCY SUSPENDERS, in novelty striped patterns of silk-and-rayon. Regularly $1.50 and $2. Now.....85¢ LISLE ATHLETIC UNDERSHIRTS, full cut. White, in sizes 34 to 44. Reg- ularly 75¢. FANCY SHORTS, of broadcloth and ma- dras in stripes and plain white. Side tie adjustment. Sizes 28 to 42. ALL - SILK FULL - FASHIONED SOCKS, with lisle tops, reinforced lisle toes and double soles. Eight popular shades. 5 5 Sizes 9% to 12. Regularly 75c¢ pair. C SEAMLESS FANCY SOCKS of rayon. Reinforced heels, toes, double soles. Sizes 9% to 12, 35¢c; 3 pairs, $1 NEW FALL OXFORDS, black and tan calf, black and brown Scotch grain. Also brown elk and fawn elk sports oxfords with rubber soles and heels. Regularly $8. KID OPERA SLIPPERS, special [