Evening Star Newspaper, May 11, 1933, Page 21

W &L Golf Clubs 95(_ Were $3.95 and $495 37 W&L Metal Shaft Golf Irons. Also Lady Burke and Left-Handed chkory-smu Clubs Greatly Reduced. SporTING Goops, FOURTH FLOOR. NG STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WoOoDWARD & LLOTHROP I0OTH]]™ F AND G STREETS THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933. * PaonE DIstricT 5300 Cotton and Silk Blcuses 95C Were $1.95 41 Blouses, in white and pastels. Included are ?lo:zsu of gingham and sheer fabrics. Sizes 32 o Brouszs, THIRD FLoOR. tiday is Remnant Day—Save 14 to 14 and More Remnant Day Merchandise Is Not Returnable or Exchangeable; Not Sent C. O. D. or on Approval; Mail or Phone Orders Not Accepted Reduced for Immediate Clearance . . . Young Men’s Suits, $1375 were s 25 Sports and Business Suits of tweeds and cheviots, taken from regular stock and re- duced to this low price. The coats are suitable for wear with sports trousers. Trousers alterations only. Regular sizes 35, 36, 39 to 44; shorts 34, 38; longs 37, 38, 39 and 42 10, $12.50 LINEN SUITS carried over from last season; slightly soiled. $ 50 Regular sizes 34, 35, 36; longs 42 only. No alterations. Now. 6' ‘THE MEN’s STORE, SECOND FLOOR. I Reduced Half Price— Youths’ and Young Men’s 2-Trousers Suits, $12-50 88 Youths’ and Young Men's Wool Two-Trouser Suits, splen- didly tailored of durable fabrics. Atttncflve patterns in tans, browns, and grays. 4 Youths' Two Trousers “Prep” 8 Youths' Loni Suits; gray. Bizes 16 and 17. Saits; mostly, biue. 1 1 THE SHOP YOR YOUNGER MEN, s:ccn FLOOR. Men’s Undershirts, 35¢ 3 for %1 Were S0c 54 Men's ommn Athletic Undershirts; sizes 34 to 42. Men's 1.50 Plain- = all letters. 2 Men's $1.15 21 Pairs Men's $1 Fancy Col- g Tie . and Huuiiel Hose; size 10. Sets. Now Now o TrE MEN'S SToRE, Stconp FLOOR. Fresh Assortment . . . Men’s Finer Oxfords $ 75 Identical Shoes Regularly 3' $8 to §8.50 pair We have added a new assortment of manufacturers’ broken lines of joxfords to this popular Friday feature. Also in the lot are & number of pairs of Arnold Glove-Grip Oxfords from our regular stock. Brown and black calfskin, kangaroo, Scotch Grain, pigskin, Medium, wide and narrow toe lasts. In the lot_are the following sizes and quantities: 51516 6% fie | ARA AA A B [+ D E o | THE MEN's STORE, SECOND FLOOR. Special Friday Purchase . .. Ruffled Marquisette Curtains i $1 pair Another of those special Friday curtain sellings. This time } is 100 pairs of fine ivory dotted marquisette curtains, with good nl:.\fl'y ruffies, cornice valance attached, and tle-backs. DRAPERIES, SEVENTH FLOOR. Just at the Beginning of the Summer Rug Season . . . 15Rattania Fiber Rugs Reduced for Clearance Discontinued Patterns 1, 9x10.6; was $11.95. 6, 4.6x7.6; were $5.95. NOW. shable Chenille Were $1g0. 1—9x12 Crex Rus. Was $14.95. Now .95 Short Lengths _of Ling quare yArd, 0c square yard _5x6 Heavy Quallty ber Rues. 2—9x12_ American: nmnul Bar Renreductie we jow FLOOR COVERINGS, FrrTe FLOOR. Manufacture;-’s Samples Breakfast and Dinner Plates Specially Priced Isc each ese plates came from one of the most outstanding makers z;hEng‘iish porcelain dinnerware. Included are 225 T-inch breakfast plates and 48 dinner plates—in a great array of beautiful decorations. The majority ase one-of-a-kind pat- terns. 140 Cups and Saucers. Spe; 32 Coyered Ulity Dishes; white: snd-gold. Reduced 0dds_and Ends of Gpina and Porcelain. Reduced 10¢ to 81 CHINA, FIFTH FLOOR. Table Glassware, 5¢ Specially Priced for Friday 200 pieces; including creams, sugars, Cups, Saucers, oval plates, tumblers, and plates. Some imperfect. lass Bev- 1, $10 Tidbit Stand: colored B umbiers. Special. 15¢ glass with' silver decoration. 150 pleces Table Glassware. in- OuBiims 1o candiesticks, Som- Beciu ® GLASSWARE, Electric Washer and Dryer , $29:50 was 1950 (Imperfect) 1 “Baby Whirldry” Electric Washer md Dryer. 2—$2.50 “Dormeyer” Orange 1—$1.95 Orchid Hamper with Juicers, to fit “Dormeyer” Pelllltl Umlllt electric beaters. No riect. 0] 0 Cinderella Eiecirie Tloor sample, 1—811. ble, complete _with _bench _and mirror: imperfect. Now $6.75 500 ROLLS TOILET TISSUE; a much better quality than 6 is usually found at this price. Special, dozen rolls...... 5¢c 1%oUsEwARes, FIFTH FLOOR. Garbage Pails, with n 5-gallon size. Now S1.75 Floor Lamps, $6.50 Were $11.95 to $16.50 All Slightly Soiled or Damaged 1, $1195 Bronze-Finish, Direct-In- direct Floor Lamps, with green shade and 300-watt bulb. 1, $12.50 Decorated Green Enamel Floor Reflector, with 300-watt bulb. 1, $16.50 Green-and-Gold Finish, 2- Light Junior Lamp, for the boudcir. 178850 Bronye-finish 3-light Lamp. Now 1—%7.50 Bros Junior Lamb. 18650 Bro Lamp. Now 4—$1.25 G-inch Dotted Swiss Shad low and orchid. Now. —8$1.2 h Dotted w1 green, rose and yellow. Now. 3—$2 7-inch Ruffied Chints Sha and cream. No Other Lamps and Shades Greatly Reduced. LAMPS AND SHADES, SEVENTH FLOOR. Imported Dolls, $1 Were $1.95 12 20-inch Imported Dressed Dolls. 4, $3.75 Mandolins. Now 3, $1.95 10-key Cornets. Now.....65¢ 12, $1 Huhznlul Gray Doves. Now 50¢ 2, $3.95 zlm Metal Tea Sets; $1.50 12, S! 50 and $5.50 Imported Baby .81 Also Many Other Toys Reduced ‘THE ToY STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. Rubberized Bassinette Pads, 45¢ Were §1.25 7 Rubberized Bassinette Pads, filled with Kapok. 2 Infants’ Small Size Cribs. Reduced to 2, $1.50 Rubberized High Chair Pllh. Now .. 8, 75¢ Celluloid Baby 13, $1.95 Bonnets. Now.... 1, $1.95 Toilet Basket. Now. . 4, $2.95 Large, Snfl Toy Animals. 5 INFANTS’ PURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Woodtex Toilet Tissues Special 12 Rolls, 60c 100 Dozens Woodtex Toilet Tissues; 1,000 sheets to the roll. 18, 15¢ Perfection Dl&ln‘ Colnb-' various colors. Now.. 29, 35c Woodward & lathrop Gum Soap; 6 cakes in box. Box.. .20¢ 12, $1 Novelty Boudoir Trays. Now 60¢ ‘TOILETRIES, AISLES 18 AND 20, Fmst FLOOR. Linene Bedspreads, $1-25 Were $1.85 24 Embroidered Bedspreads of linene. Double size. Green, rose and orchid 18 pairs $1.25-pair Drapes to match; in pinch-pleat style. Now, pair, 90c 8—175¢ Chintz-covered “Plump-it” Pil- lows; black and rust. Now.......50c ARt EMBROIDERY, SEVENTH FLOOR. Gift Wares, $1 Were 52 t0 §5 All Items “As Is” 12 Ttems, including compacts, cigarette boxes and cigarette lighters. 15—$1 Items, including magnifying mirrors, silver-plated ice tongs, en- ameled compacts, cigarette cases nnd novelty brush. Now .. 5—$5 Enamel Cigarette Cases. NO‘ $2.50 4—$7.50 French Enamel Cigarette CRBE TINOW 1o o S e .83 G1rrs, First FLOOR. Enameled Jars and Boxes 35C Were 50c 16 Fnameled Jars and Boxes with painted designs. “As is.” 6—S$1 Paper-covered 6-Drawer Shoe Boxes, with small top drawer; dam- aged. NOW c.uvverennneeenneeens 500 8 Children’s $1 Fitted Sewln‘ Boxes; “a8 15.” NOW .eeeveeeercecens...65¢ 36—2-for-25c Flannelette-lined Fabri- coid Silverware Cases; “as is.” Now 3 for 25¢ 25—25c Novelty Curtain Pulls, tan shade only; “as is.” Now ........15¢ 9—50c Chintz Cushion Covers; “as 15”7 NOW ..coevevnnncaneceeces.25e 8—$1 Cretonne-covered Utility Stooll. Now . NotiONS, AlsLEs 21 AND 22 FIrsT FLOOR. Writing Paper, 15¢ to 50c Reduced Half-Price 100 Boxes of Writing Paper reduced for Friday only. 36—58c Metal Waste Baskets, with large prints. Now ..............38¢ StaTionzy, Aste 2, Fmst FLooR. Boys'WashKnickers 85 Were 5195 10 5350 44 Boys' Wash Knickers; plain colors and patterns in a fine quality linen. Sizes 13 to 17. 20 Boys' Wash Sults of 4 Pairs Boys' Imported fast color, washable materials. Short Seeves 'ani self belts. Sizes 6 to duced to. 13 Boys' Sleevel Suits, sizes Reduced to Boys’ Furnishings 35¢ 3 for % Reduced Y to V2 T4 Cotton Union Suits; sizes 28 to 38. 33 Fancy Under Shorts; sizes 24, 26, 32, 34. 128 Boys’ and ‘Youths' Silk Ties. 23 pairs Flannelette Pajamas. 30 Leather and Elastic Belts. 29 White Under Shorts; sizes 26, 32, 34. 20 Eton Button-on ‘Waists; sizes 4 and 5. 4 Sports Waists; size 6. 2 Polo Shirts; size 8. 1 pair Cotton Pajamas; size 6. 62 pairs Bors' Cotton 274 Boss® Pajamas: sizes 6 to 18 Soevoh o 91 25 Fabric Sports Belts. A oo, Henal 16 Boys' and Youths' Shape “Ties. ; s Suspenders. Re- (Do 1'Cap. 'fum.ca duced to. each... to. cach . i ‘TrE Boys’ STORE, FOURTH FLOOR. Junior Misses’ Sports and Beach Sandals 65 Identical Styles Have C Regularly Been $195 80 pairs Junior Misses’ Beach Sandals, of white and colored crepe, with crepe rubber soles. Some soiled; broken sizes. A wonderful opportunity to buy sandals for Summer. pairs $205 and $3.95 Lesther Sperts Sandals and “Ochiie Tiess o Dew group; small sizes. Now. Junior Misses” Shoes,$2.75 Were $4.50 to $6 pair 20 pairs $1.50 Patent pairs 5 and Leather Sirap Pumps. I Sizes _AA 4. 4'. 6. Pumps iz 7. A4 Sizes AAA 6. 5107 A 4T 'fl'.T.Bl{ Now. . b ss wnu. M and une- Pumes. AA A'$13, 5. 6'2, 8 B 3 5, 6%2. Now $2.35 CrLoReN's SHOES, FourTs Fwol Children’s Anklets Special 6 pairs $I Children’s Candy Stripe and Mesh e S18 6 1o 5% - combined. group 60, pairs Misser Plain Sk Hose; gemi-fashioned. In belre and faun. Sizes Stz to 10. Special, 3 Pairs, 70¢ CHILDREN'S HosIERY, Aiste 17, ‘Pmst FLoo. Little Girls’ Dresses 956 Were §195 20 Dainty Little Frocks, of Swiss, organdy, and broadcloth. Sizes 3 to 6. 35, $1.05 Wash Sglts, of broadcloth, and linen—for little Jv\l.‘mu:s APPARIL FourTH FLOOR. Girls’ Dresses and Suits $2.95 Were 595 14 Gisle’ Dresses, in white and prints; also, sults in plain colors; sizes 7 to 12. B-”J‘._NS $10.75 Spring Coats Allu B l! nn l( GIRLS’ A'r'nln., FourTE FLOOR. Girls’ Silk Panties 50¢c Weresz 25 pairs Dainty, Handmade Crepe de Chine Panties; sizes 2 to 8, and 12. 11, $1 Cotton Shorts and 25. 81 N rassicre Sels sizes 12 e Gy Qs FURNISHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Special Friday Purchase . . . Japanese Prints, 45¢ 50 Unfremed Japanese Prints, in a large assort- ment of !ub’iI;‘ct.s ll}og‘ltl for the first time here tomorrow. e majority are graceful Japanese figures, in good colorings. 14,50 Dressing T-ble l!—l’l and lfl Swi irror. Now . Fi Standing Mll- 711! sizes. e 182 Swinging Fran 5 50 i o » ’_‘ “’ o S::ll;:f 13—8$1 $1.93 Now . chwus AND FRAMES, SIXTH FLOOR. Girls’ Knitted Dresses $ 1 95 Were $3.95 and §5 14 Attractive On!-. Two-, and Three-Plece Knitted Dresses; sizes 7, 8, 12, and 14. 23, 81 Play Sults and 17, 65c_Dotted 5 Pt iz " Xy 85¢ era s &t G Now 506 Brand 16" 6, $16.50 Riding Coats; sizes 12 to 18. Now.. GIRLS’ SPORTSWEAR, FOURTH FLOOR- Junior Misses’ Dresses Were $12.50 $5'95 and $16.50 16 Dresses for street and afternoon. Sizes 11 to 11. 9—$12.50 and 81650 Speing Costs, dress and sports styles; sizes 13 to 17. $7.50 JUNIOR MISSES’ APPAREL, an-u FLoor. Neckwear, 50c Was $295 and $395 324 Pieces Neckwear, including silk scarfs, net and linen blousettes, col- lar sets, and silk vestee sets. Women’s Umbrellas, $2:45 Were $4 and $5 14 8ik and Rayon Umbrellas, in striped and bordered styles. Mounted on 16-rib frames. In navy, green, brown, purple, black and gray. Variety of handles. UMBRELLAS, AisLz 24, Pmst FLOOR. Straw and Fabric Hats $325 Were $1275 and §15 15 Hats, of straw and fabrics; in brown, green, gray and blue. MiILLINERY SALON, THIRD FroOR. Brimmed Straw Hats $2.25 Were $5 and $8.75 50 Hats, in youthful styles and styles for matrons. Black, brown, blue, beige and my 43—85 and $7.50 Hats of straw agd 108, WAy oF colore. Now MrniiNery, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Dresses, $10.75 Were $16.50 to $29.50 30 Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses, of lace, printed crepe and rough crepe. Sizes 36 to 44. ‘WoMEN’s DREsses, THIRD FLOOR. Shorter Women’s Dresses, $9.75 Were $16.50 8 Dresses, of plain and printed crepe, and jacket suits. Sizes 331 to 39%. 12, $16.50 Shorter Women's Printed and Plain Crepe Dresses. Blzes 35% to 41%. Now...... ececssssscscesecccsscnsnnas $5 SPECIAL-S1zE APPAREL, THIRD FLOOR. Sports Dresses and Knitted Suits $7.95 Were 51075 10 52050 31 One-Piece'Silk and Wool Dresses and Three-Plece Knitted Suits. 33, $2.95 Pull-on Sweaters, majority in light colors and "lth short sleeves. Sizes 34 to 40. Now SPORTSWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Women’s Walnut Room Gowns $18 Were 53950 10 s69.50 7 Street and Evening Gowns, of lace and rough crepe. Sizes 34, 38, 40 and 42. 5, $39.50 and $49.50 Evening Gowns, of rough cre md satin. Sizes 38 and 40. Now Sy .-$14 WOMEN'S WALNUT RooM, THImD FLOOR. Misses’ Two-Piece Suits, $9-75 Iz 20 Two-piece Suits; tailored and cape models, in gray, tan, green, brown and blue. Sizes 14, 16 and 18. 8, $29.50 Two-piece Suits, in tallored, cape and swagger models. Blue, gray and brown. $15 Sizes 14, 16 and 18. Now 6 $39.50 and $59.50 Fur-trimmed D uits, trim- med with galyac. Blue, black and bnixe $12.75 Sizes 16, 18 and 36. Now Plain Dress Coats, $8-50 wer 20 se and black Cotton Pajamas, $1-% Were $195 18 pairs Cotton Pajamas, in one-piece style. Polka dot print in red, green orhlue Sizes 15, 16, 18, lllnd!D IJIn Step-in Pants. 13 a6 Tace No o, $1 Stes in Pants, "ot Noms. and linen. Sizes 17 and 10. Noi CorroN UnpERWEAR, THIRD FLOOR. Bien Jolie Corsettes, $2:95 Were $10 6 Corsettes, of pink or peach broche; with lace tops. Sizes 34, 38, 39, 40 rs, “Spiromeds” Glrdles n’xuu"s 'mc and 32 3°Girdles in hroken size CorseTs, THIRD FLOOR. Maids’ Rayon Uniforms $145 Were $3.95 and 5495 4 White Rayon Uniforms, in semi- fitted and straight-line styles; 6 semi- e:t:ed uniforms, in brown, gray and 1 in fitted walst- o e wine ow N NS Untrorus, TamD FLOOR. Costume Slips, $145 Were $1.95 12 Lace-trimmed Crepe Slips. in biss-cut, lace-trimmed: teatose: slze 3 , $3.95 jed Semi-fitted Slips, wiin' deep hems. Now... $2.93 6—$3.95 Silk Milanese slm. with Jace- Simmed bengeny tove. $2.95 CosTumz Siies, THIRD FLOOR. Underthings, 68c Were $1 and $125 15 Pleces of Vanity Fair Tricot Silk and Rayon Underthings, including vests, panties and bloomers. Broken styles and sizes. (Vest sizes 34, 40and 42; pantie and bloomer m 5, 6, 8, and 9.) 6—83.95 tiens, pink; size !l. KNIT UNDERWEAR, 'nmn Froon, Silk Pajamas and Satin Panties, $1-95 Were $2.95 12 Lace-trimmed Pajamas; two-piece styles; of crepe; square and vee neck- lines. Tearose. 12 Bias-cut Satin Panties; flt&d waistline; lace trim- med. Tear lHl 95 Sl'.ln Dance Sets, trimmed with lace; tearose. No' .4..‘.."15 9—$3.95 Tailored acquard Gowns; bh}.‘s-cm., with h.lnd-h.otfln( Satin Crepe Negligees $295 Were $3.95 s, ST H'IJS Tailored Negligees, of crepe nun. peach, rose, coral and b'hck.” Now ...................u..‘.. 5. 4—$10 Satin Pajamas, with coats and rough crepe one-piece pajamas. NOW ......... ..............ms 'ajamas, of NOW.eeserrrnsonanneesen . $2.95 NroLicees, THIRD FLOOR. s 40 and 42, 4217, 4435, 46% and 48%%. Misses’ Dresses Reduced 31 Were 516.50 to $25. Now..............$5.75 46 Were 516.50 to $29.50. Now............$7.75 Street, afternoon and evening frocks, of cre) et, shee: and lace. Black, colors and prints. Shu};el' !'lo 20. i Misses’ DRessEs, THTRD PLOOR. Misses’ Walnut Room Gowns Greatly Reduced 5 Were $39.50 to $49.50 Now $12.50 6 Were $39.50 1o $49.50 Now ${4.50 8 Were $39.50 to $59.50 Now $19.50 Gowns for street, afternoon and evening wear. Of crepe, chiffon and lace. Black and pastels. Sizes 14 to 20 Misses’ WALNUT Room, THMmD FLOOR. Women's Shoes, $2-95 Were 36.50 to $12.50 pair 250 Shoes, including sandals, pumps, strap models and ome ;m' Brown, black, and biue. luuint.h-mblnedb‘x ‘WoMEN’s SHOES, TRIRD FLOOR. Granite All-Silk Hose Special 2 pairs 5125 400 pairs Granite All-Silk Chiffon Hose (plaited toe), with gar- ter blocks and heel splicing. Semi-sheer silk hose, lisle rein- forced. In Spring and Summer shades. 60 Pairs Fish Net All-Silk Hose; greatly reduced to 2 pairs, 75 WoMEN’s HOSIERY, A1sie 19, Fmst FLoOR. Rough Ctepe and Linen Dresses, $1-95 Were $3.95 and $5.95 10 Rough Crepe Dresses, in plain colors ard prl.nu—)z hand= fagotted linen dresses, in white with pastel def 19, $1.95 Printed Pique Dresses, 4, $10 Printed sm: “Dresses, wi hort in s varlety of colors. Now.98e o nt Siue: “Now . #5:56 INEXPENSIVE DRESSES, THIRD FLOOR. Special Purchase and Selling— All-Wool Rabbitshair, 85¢ yard Regularly $2.50 Yard 200 yards Sheer All-Wool Rabbitshair, in lengths of 5 to 15 yards. Rose, gray, blue, red, green and black. ‘WOOLLENS, SECOND FLOOR. Fine Quality Silks, %1 Were $1.65 and $1.85 Yard 135 yards Crepe Elizabeth: black, white colors. my:rfl:l: Cheney’s All-Silk Blndvcrm.;ndm white 65 yards Pure-dye Black Cafnton Cre My:r“d; Mallinson’s Roshnera erepc “in black, white 285 yards $l-yard All-Silk Canton Crepe; colors. Now....... ’“"'.‘,?,‘.‘;5 Smks, Seconp FLOOR.