Evening Star Newspaper, January 1, 1937, Page 26

THE EVENING STAR, WASHING Special Purchese and Reductions From Stock! e“efig Real Seal! Regl Pig! Buffalo! TN X. -~ Pin Calf! Smooth Calf! Tailored . . . Pouch and Novelty Handle Bags. . . Zipper Tops! Juniors! The Gayest, Fresh- v est, Newest Thing on It's in the bag! $3 worth of leather, style and work- the Fashion Calen- manship! Envelopes with slide fastened pockets, large daris backstrap pouches with inside frames; large handle- . top bags . . . smartly styled, in good taste, roomy, with Wlnfer Pastel safety pockets . . . Black, brown, navy. Dresses 16.95 The best of wardrobes apeskin Gloves Making “jumping jacks” is the speciality of young Alberi Coffman, 12, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Coffman, 428 Seventh street southwest. Albert is a student in the 4-B grade at the Gales School. Tomorrow: Donald Farrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Farrington, at the Bryan School. —Star Staff Photo. New Year Special Purchase—600 Pairs PROHIBITION PARTY MAPS WIDE DRIVE| =t g O Novelty Slip-ons with St o Handsewn Tops and $ ' { ' ' Backs! Hand Knotted : g Black, white, tan, grey, ° become jaded in Janu- ary—so we suggest these refreshing new pastels—as a welcome tonic! Picture yourself green and white. pair t Four-Year Program Designed tol in soft, lovely Build Political Fences for 1940. B the Associated Press CHICAGO, January 1.—The Prohi- bition party mapped a four-year pro- gram yesterday to build its political Bluepoint on the Half Shell fences for 1940. | Fancy Fruit Cup Supreme National Chairman Edward E.| souP Blake said work would begin the first O i ansaniere ‘week in February to establish a strong organization in every State by enter- ing tickets in all local and State slections. | ROAST VERMONT TURKEY, | celery dressing, cranberry sauce. The program calls for division of | Half Mul-l!educhllcxcg. Saute the Nanionxmto eight regn;)ns.l w;mdn‘ Pilet ;‘,,;mn :,,:,’ oot mux representative of the national head- ampignon b . quarters in charge of each. States| Gl ¥ ‘é‘;‘:‘,",’,‘: b, Cpors: will them be subdivided by grouping ushrooms < 7 Turkey Chow Mei counties, with from three to fifteen | Shicken Chop' Suey. almond eounties linked for conferences. GreenjiEcoptcy Maetenky i Blake said he or Dr. D. Leigh Colvin Fried Chitke‘:“‘lb:‘nelem with of New York, the party’s 1936 Lobster Egg Foo Young with white stones set in white metal; wide variety of espe- presidential candidate, would appear Mushroom Sauce % at each conference. (With American Dishes Only) ¥ X3 cially large, beautiful pieces at i Pligar Corn : g Paris at a Price! el ] e LT - IR $3 to $3.95 Rhinestone clip-mates; clips; ¢ i ,/ > and, after the Southeastern States | Thousndiiaandubesing (Ll : S bracelets; pins; earrings and rings. All P Fave hen et e o i s T s oS ey white stones, some with baguettes, special - _ . Soft WOO| / z Short 5 N4« ] 1§ 2 Hot Min pple, e H : o ' Enerry o Biackbersy Bie. { ) =1 7= $5 Rhinestone bracelets, pins, rings, ear- s ;3 | a 3 Z . rings, clips and clip-mates . . . fine quality Shetland L] BEVERAGES stones in distinctive and unusual settings__ 2-Pc. Suits 1095 Gl e “Bureau-drawer” \d4th i NaT9123 Pockets a la Schiaparelli! Beautiful brand-new gloves—freshly emerged from :I:"':"'i;""'hi;!‘"';"“: their boxes! You'll have to see and feel these gloves cented with black or to appreciate their softness and beauty They combine brown! the advantages of light weight and pliability with un- Tucked fronts . . . pip- usual strength and durability! oot ‘Co;sc;e"sgem3 boutonniere . . . lace edgings . . . lace jabots . . . Dalmatian em- broidery . . . applied in a new and novel man- ner! Sizes 11 to 17. Junier-Deb Shop—Fourth Floor RELISHES Hearts of Celery Jumbo Queen Olives Assorted Nuts CHOICE OF COCKTAILS APPETIZERS Filet de Saumon Meuniere CHOICE OF ENTREE " Rhinestone Jwelry 4 Groups at Special Savings! Rhinestone bracelets, pins, clips, earrings, rings—all s] p- DESSERTS shified to New England. He said| this phase of the program would | Tequire a year or two. | Part of the effort will be directed, he said, toward ‘“repeal of burden- some laws making filing by new ' parties difficult.” 1 The Prohibitionist candidates were | on the ballot in 25 States this year. | Blake said the party was organized in 35 States. earrings and clip-mates of exceptional quality and unusual beauty $7.50 to $8.95 Rhinestone clips, bracelets, pins, 55 THREE FAMOUS GROUPS OF SHOES REDUCED FOR Year-End Clearance Andrew Geller Rose, gold, aqua, blue, brown, black. Sizes 12 to 20. Better Sports Shop—Third Floor Harris’ famous Fourth Floor Shop offers exciting . . . $10.95 and $12.935 DRESSES "3.93 JUNIORS! MISSES! WOMEN! Specia! reductions on dresses that have already won fome as outstanding values —and important fashions! Crepes . . . sheer wools o+ in BLACK, BROWN and HIGH SHADES! S RHES) 1224 F ST. ] No wonder they vanish as soon as they arrive in the Sports Stop — Our first group made such a hit we've re-ordered. So hurry for your size in your color! . . . Smart fourth floor. 200 pairs by this renowned designer. Day- time fashions in suedes and combinations. Also a few Evening Slippers. Regularly 10.75 and 12.73 7.85 Stratford and Peacock 650 pairs for dress, street or sportswear. Suedes and suede-and-leather combine- tions. An appealing collection of styles you'll wear all Winter long. Regularly 7.75 and 8.75 5.85 Shoreham Entire Stock! For street wear, in suedes combination leathers, kidskins end colf Also ebout 200 pgirs of “Vanitred” Arch- Support Shoes. A great value-giving clearance! Regularly 4.95 and 5.93 345 1stme® s M c"fo‘ “leWe'u no room for them now! - weeF © Al Winter Suits at COST and Less! 19.95 ond 2275 Casual Suits—misses’ 8 95 unfurred princess and swagger models__ . 1—29.75 Brown Suit. Lapin collar. Size 16 -.-19.95 2—42.75 Suits, 3-piece. Brown with polo wolf or raccosn Sizes 16 18 LN . 1—49.75 Lopin Jocket-Green Skirt Suit. Size 14. 32.75 4—55.00 Suits. Grey with blue fox (red dyed). 16 end 20; black with Persion, sizes 14 and 16.____. - 3495 3—49.75 Grey Suits. With grey kid, size 11, with wolf, sizes 14 and 18 .. ___ sttt easa s s (NI 4—59.75 and 65.00 Suits. Black with black fox, 16 and 18; brown with blue fox (red-dyed), 14 and 20; black Velour du Nord with fitch, size 14.._________44.95 1—65.00 Lapin Coat, with rust skirt, size 16._ 1—79.75 Green Suit, Kolinsky, size 14.__ 1—110.00 Black Velour du Nord, skunk $69.75 Lapin Swagger Suits $49.75 Black Lapin topcoat vith green, red or blue suits. Nutria Lapin vith green, rust, brown and Dbéige suits. Grey Lapin vith bie sits, Three-piece suits with innumer- able smart uses ! The two-piece wool jacket suit may be worn by itself; the jacket combined with other skirts . . . the skirt with other jackets or sweaters! The full length Lapin swagger coat, warmly interlined, may be worn over other frocks. Sizes 12 to 20. Suit Shop—Fifth Floor. FAR SUPERIOR to the quality usually sale-priced! S119 COATS v SILVER FOX *89.75 Don’t confuse these handsome silver foxes with the in- ferior- skins frequently seen on coats at lower prices! COMPARE Harris' quality . . . see for yourself how fine these richly silvered prime dark foxes reclly ore! Forstmenn fabrics, mostly! For MISSES end WOMEN. Other Fur-Trimmed Coats Greatly Reduced— $55 to $89.75 Coats, now $45 to $59.75 Higher Priced Coats Propertionately Reduced! Juunbh @I Saucier than ever! The Tommy Atkins Pill Box Inspired by the jaunty cap made famous by the British Tommy. In smart dark colors! Berets and turbans . . . snoppy new brims . . . gay, festive hats in the newer arrivals. Black, brown, white and pastels . .. priced from $5 to $15. second floor. Millinery Salon—Street Floor.