Evening Star Newspaper, October 4, 1935, Page 33

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1935. WoODWARD & LLOTHROP I0T™H]IT™HF AND G STREETS PHoNE DistrICT 5300 St-)iles and Values That Rank High at School Week-End Candy. Specials Goodies for youngsters and their elders—and the guests who “drop in.” Black Walnut Caramels, pound.__. Old-fashioned Cream Drops. pound Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons, t CaNDY, AISLE 14, FIRsT FLOOR, Back of the Boys" Sweater Picture Knitted Sportswear for boys has new ideas, this Fall. Witness the distinctive backs of the four sweaters sketched—from a group of outstanding styles, made expressly for Woodward & Lothrop. All of them ready for active life. For Cozy Warmth FLANNEL ROBES —worn en route to bed, are trimly tailored. With three pockets—no less— and ‘in double-breasted effect. Grand colors— A—Yoke back, shirred and belted swesters. In heather mixtyre with boldly checked front and $3 Talon fastening B—Yoke back sweater with raglan sleeves. Styled for long wear, with leather edged pockm and reinforced elbows. Talon fastened BB C—Tucks for fullness, yoke and ldlulllhl! waistband in novelty stitch, Talon fastened (O] R e el R e e All of above in sizes 28 to 3. D—For smaller boys, a sweater with helted back, voke and inverted pleat. Its pockets and cuffs with contrasting trim, its fastening, Talon. Sizes $3 Hite 12 - = e = ‘Tz Boys’ s-ron, F‘ovnu P':.ool. rose, blue, green or wine, with darker trim. e 73 S $295 81016 Vests and Panties —by Carter, fit so smoothly and feel so beau- tifully cozy, on crisp days. The panties have French legs and flat elastic at the waist. Sizes 2 to 16. (Not sketched). In rayon-and-cotton. 50c each In Rayon-Cotton-and-20 per cent wool, each_75¢ Gmis’ FURNISHINGS, Fourts FLooR. A Boy’s Suit With Two Pairs of Knickers Well eut and of sturdy materials —the coats with yoke backs and the inverted pleats that give plenty of room for action. Single or double breasted. The knickers have knitted cuffs that fit snugly. In brown, gray, tan or blue woolens. $|3.75 Sizes 10 to 16 Trx Boys' Storr, FourrsH FLooR, The Younger People’s Choice COATS that follow % ’ '. smart lines to warmth C—English influence is evident in a girl's bright woolen coat—double- breasted and with belted back. And, ~ to match its velvet collar—a velvet beret sl 3.95 with cocky feather___ HATS /with\ the lilt of youth For girls—for juniors, there are gay, spirited hats —with the verve youth demands for very special oc- casions or daily routine. Witness, for instance: raccoon collar and is At left, a junior’s felt of Scotch inspiration, add amus- lined to the waist 522.75 ing fur tails with contrasting wool From a group of coats in sizes 7 to 14—in tweeds, shepherd's fleeces and checked woolens, $10.95 to $29.75. D—'Teen Age coat, in tweed, belts its waistline snugly, adds a flattering Z At n|h« (he Scotch accent again in a small girl's bright From a group of fur-trimmed coats in wool “tam” $2 50 plaids, herringbones, cheeks, mixtures Other hats for |umou, mcludmg clnuc felts and new wool-and- and solid colors, $16.95 up. Lastex ideas, $2.95 Other hats /or girls, $195 to $5. GIRLS' AND JUNIOR MissEs' MILLINERY, FOURTH FLOOR. Gmus’ Coats, FourTe F100R. Smart students’ pet classics Growing feet, hammered against : £ I W hard pavements, need the pro- L e IN ot - | ", Rl SWEATERS PROPR-BILT g g o SHOES necklines—so practi- cal for their double- duty aspect, their day- ««. to hold the foot in correct position . .. to give added sup- port where necessary . .. to allow ample room for normal growth. Propr-Bilt Shoes are designed—from the child’s first steps, all through schoel—“to keep the normal foot well and train the abnormal foot to proper growth.” Fer Infants and Children—Propr-Bilts in tan, smoked er white elk. Sizes sufl.fl;oiznll/,u“so For Girls, black or brown oxferds with sharkskin tips, sizes 12% to 3. For Beys, brown elk ox- fords, sizes 213 to 6 Juni brown elk ox- e $650 Moccasin-type buffalo oxferds, :7 8. A—Persian Lamb end Bleck, a particularly smart union in coats for junmiers. And this one is especially youthful with its rippled collar—and its full sleeves, e e 35075 :‘rzcsn a group of chic black coats, $39.75 to B—A Junior’s Sports Coat buttons high. Double- bmmd—cnd with lines especi- ally nice for the shorter figure. sl 6.95 Lined with sturdy Earl-glo..__ From a group of sports coats in camelshair, Cravanetted Harris tweeds and plaids, $16.95 up. Sizes 11 to 17. JUNTOR M1sszs’ Coats, FourTH FLOOR, E—Velvet trims the coat front, collar and sleeves—and the cunning hat of s little rl's cost. With Talon- estened leggings to s|6 95 match From s group in blue, wine, yellow and the very populsr lavender, $1095 to $22.75. Juventizs’ Coars, Fourtm Froer. F—A little Boy's Coat of soft fleece, hss matching -I-« Toea 4ty ae $]0-95 woolen. in-day-out wearability. Some have leather but- tons, some hand-sewn seams, some contrast- ing heather slip-ons— all in swinging Autumn colors. Slzes 8 to $3.95 Others, in girls' sizes, in- cluding a swanky, new, ribbed set, to $5.95. THE SKIRTS, to wear with “twins,” may be button-on body top styles in clan plaid or plain woolens (skirt sketched, $2), in sizes 7 to 14, $2 and $3. Or tuck-in types, including butterfly-pleated styles. Siz- s 10 to 16, $2 and $3. Gmis’ A JuUNioR Misses® SrorrswiaR, FOURTH FLOOR. 4\