Evening Star Newspaper, July 5, 1932, Page 28

pre Nl}'fi EVENING ' STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C.. TUESDAY, JULY 35, Wo0ODWARD & LOTHROP 100™ 11™ F AND G STREETS fat Price QUAL Prices for quality merchandise are now so low that there is really no excuse for being satisfied with inferior grades. Regardless of how low prices may become, Quality is still the watch- word at Woodward & Lothrop. Without Quality, satisfaction from your purchase is impossible. In the frenzied clamor for prices—and many times it seems price alone—it is reassuring to find Woodward & Lothrop Quality, Service and Satisfaction have not been sacrificed. BOOKS Hundreds of Titles Sports Frocks Phone Orders Filled DIstrict 5300 Chic washable silks in WHITE and pastels. The sketch is $|3 50 typical Sports Cottons Among the most mpflxlnr for Summer- One and two piece frocks— time and vacation ginghams, piques, reading— One sketched “New Worlds to Con- H . auery Halliburton. Pique Skirts “The Raven,” by James. Simply tailored, white, wide- “ he B Yl wale pique, to wear with $ E{I)l:be:g.a e i sweaters 2-95 “Man Hunting in the Jungle,” by Dyott. “Hunger_Fighters” by Cool Sweaters s s g Wit sd clos some wih tioy @] § : I 156 Double Damask Skinner. A Worthwhile Event. .. “My Life Ts in Your SpoRTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. | Hands,” Cantor. ! I ’ h L4 T I P 3 ' e ecloths e . rish Linen Tab “Basquerie,” by Eleanor Mercein. “Adventures in Under- standing,” Grayson. “The Edwardians,” by V. Sackville-West. “World's Great Detective %s Below Today’s Low Prices Stories,” Van Dine. “Swords and Roses,” by Hergesheimer. Books, AisLes 23-25 Pmst FLOOR. The sizes are a trifle irregular, measuring either slightly less or slightly more in width or in length (a variation occurring during the bleaching process) . . . but every cloth is a PERFECT quality. These special prices are one third below TODAY'S prices for the same qualities—they are not measured against prices that existed months ago. This special purchase comes to us directly from Belfast. 66 Cloths measuring o 9 Cloths, 70x88 inches 70x106 inches 70 Cloths measuring 11 Cloths, 72x90 inches ! 72x90 inches Lrwzws, Szcowp FLoOR. A Lovely Tea Set Copies English Crown Darby Color Effects The rich red-brown hues so charac- teristio of the famous (and very ex- Swim Suits —with WHITE a big favorite. In 35 diagonal, waffle and classic jersey, Terry Robes . : - — BE TR g | For BABIES Pajamas Colorful cottons in polka dots, $| 95 stripes. With sun-tan backs . SPORTSWEAR, THMRD PLOOR. Cool Summer Clothes— Inexpensively Priced Reduced 13 Garden Furniture and e Porch and Garden Pottery E.’L':a.fl'.?::' hrs sf $3.65 $5 $7.30 8 11; were $5.50 11; were $7.50 10; were $11 5; were $12 Varnished or natural finishes—some with canvas seats and backs 75—$3 FOLDING CHAIRS; canvas $2 9—$6 POTTERY JARDINIERES; Dainty Dresses of Swiss, sheer handkerchief linen Tubbable Rompers, in colored broadeloth—in- cluding = little boy's 7 8 much-liked meodel, with ' TRt e medium size the pants buttoning 26—$2.6! 3; large size; were $995...... S oo | he e v ’ $6.60 63—$450 BIRD BATHS; complete i $2.65 with pedestal e o 26; were $850. Now. 63350 PEDESTALS for s €9 3() : . §; were $13. Now ; 7.7 .- $5 IS < 5 Rustic Hickory Chairs Reduced ning styles for Jittle l.so;- and girls — white | 12—$5 HICKORY ROCKERS; 6—$6 GAZING BALLS; 8-inch size natural finish $3 30 $4 and colors . Handmade Batiste Gowns for the very $| youngest members, Buiiste, Ger. r A $8 6—10-inch size; were $7.50.......... $5 9—$2 JUVENILE SETTEES, of sl 30 red cedar 6—12-inch size; were $9. 10-38 NU-TONE BIRD INFANTS' APPAREL BATHS, No. 3 size ‘4'65 Fourtr FLOOR. / 10; No. § size; were $8. Now..ss 30 83550 Garden Pedestals Many Other Pieces Also Reduced Y3 GAxoEN PURNTIURE, PIrTH FLOOR.