Evening Star Newspaper, July 13, 1932, Page 26

THE e e — Now is the Time To Get Your Ideal Sunburn Oil There is @ new sun in the sky—and it can make you u glorious creature, or a sore, blistered one, depending upon how you take it. Elizabeth Arden’s advice is—take your sunning with Ideal Sunburn Oil. Thic'wondulnl new preparation safeguards the skin against coarseness and sun-sting, and assures a uniform tan. ELIZABETH ARDEN'S IDEAL SUNBURN OIL—i in deeper “Cafe” shad Wo0DWARD & LOTHROP 10™* 11™™ F aND G STREETS f e x Protective Cream ... TOILETRIES, AISLE 18, Flattering Brimmed Rough Straws $5 The type of Summer hat every woman needs. WHITE is first choice—and the only trimming—a tailored band and bow, or two. MILLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. More of Those Popular Softies The clever little hats with lattice crowns that are a chic means to an air-cooled Sum- mer. These are of crepe de chine, with shallow brims—WHITE only. Other soft Summer hats—$1 to $2.95. NECKWEAR, A1stz 15, Fmst FLOOR. All the smart young things about town are wearing these little next-to-nothing turbans —and with such great chic. Wrap your own —or if you prefer, two other styles with elastic—ready-to-wear. Noriowns, Arsiz 21, Fmst FLOOR. THE COSMETIC FIND OF THE SEASON Perstik deodorizes and checks under-arm per- spiration. It is handy, effective, good looking and so safe and pure that Good Housckeeping Institute has given its seal of endorsement. This Little Tots' Frocks $|.45 Ordinarily mothers have been paying $1.95 for these cunning little frocks. Prints and plain colors—with smocking— embroidery — little puff sleeves—dainty collars. JuveniLES’ FROCKS FourtH FLOOR. Pajamas For Summer nights—or for Summer days—are these colorful, cool pa- jamas — printed lawns and broadcloth. One or two piece styles, with sleeves, or without. GImLs’ FURNISHINGS FourtH FLOOR. Finely made by Kaynee —expressly for us. Short sleeves or sleeveless models with the popular shorts. In the better- type of wash fabrics. TrE Boys’ Store FourtH FLOOR. Children's Play Suits Mothers particularly like these for little folk 2 to 6. Most of them have matching hats. And there are little colorful prints or checked ginghams. GIRLS’ FURNISHINGS FourTH FLOOR. Cool Frocks 3'.45 Seldom have we seen such fresh—such delight- fully different—frocks for girls—at anywhere near this price. Voiles, dim- ities and lawns—many prints. Sizes 7 to 14. GInLs' FROCKS FourTtH FLOOR. Sleeveless Sweaters $|.95 All-wool zephyr yarns in the lighter colors—the popular styles boys are asking for. White, tan, green, yellow, French blue —and white with piped edges. Tre Bovs’ Store FourTH FLOOR. Cotton Sun Suits 50c Sunny Summer -days see all the little folk out in these cool, mesh sun suits. White or pastel shades —and so easily laundered—sizes 2, 4, 6. GImLS' SPORTSWEAR Fourrs FLOOR. Perforated Felt Hats These are the popular lit- tle “gob” hats you see all the smart younger set wearing. White, blue or pink; linens for much younger sisters — with wide brims, $I. CHILDREN'S MILLINERY FOURTH FLOOR. Misses' Pumps Special 33.95 Ordinarily you would pay $650 for these white linen strap pumps with brown or black calf trim- mings. Sizes 4 to 8, AAA to B. CHILDREN'S Snors Fourtr FLOOR. CHILDREN’S SUMMER ANKLETS Hoarding—miserly spending—buying the cheapest, poorest quality goods is not practicing the economy that today's conditions demand. Intelligent spending is the solution—spending that is an investment in satisfaction, an investment in goods and services that you want. We cannot remember a time when prices for good merchandise were so low. Neither do we recall a period when the buying public had to be so careful to insure Quality and Value in its buying. This thought strengthens our belief that you will depend more and more on Woodward & Lothrop Quality and Service. Because of Unusual Market Conditions We Have Made an Extraordinary Purchase of ALABASTER LAMPS $2.45 and Never before have we seen such fine ala- baster lamps at these prices. Certainly this is a rare opportunity to own one, or a pair of lamps, that will add a most charm- ing note to your home. At $2.45 —the one-light lamp—one of which we sketch—17 and 18 inches tall. At 54'95 —two-light lamps — some with adjustable rods—from 21 to 23 inch heights. In the collection, these wanted colors WHITE AGATE ROSE GREEN PEACH Lamrs, SEVENTH FLOOR. pure white, greaseless stick wears a clever black- and-white enamel case that resembles your fa- vorite lipstick. It can be used directly after shaving—it is harmless and will not irritate. A few touches under the arms and you are assured of all-day protection. ‘ToILETRIES, AIsLE 16, F'mst FLooR, What an opportunity for Mothers to replenish the “sock supply” of younger mem- bers of the family—and these anklets are the younger set’s most popular choice. White, tan, and all the lovely pastels to match wash frocks and wash suits. Sizes 6 to 10. Phone orders (DIstrict 5300) filled. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY, AIsLE 17, FmsT FLOOR.