Evening Star Newspaper, May 7, 1937, Page 37

WOODWARD & LOTHROP Tiny Tots" to Juniors’ Furnishings from May into Summer Nainsook Sli Lace - trimmed or em- ps broidered, ruffled hem. Built-up shoulder styles. Sizes 2 to 14, 58¢ Handmade Slips Fine nainsook, hand- embroidered or lace- trimmed. Built-up shoulder, Sizes 2 Silk Slips Junior misses’ slips in silk crepe or satin, slightly weighted, tai- lored and lace-trimmed. Bias cut, four-gore, and some paneled styles, in white and tearose. Sizes 11 to 17 i jes Lace-trimmed or em- Nainsook Panties broidered, ruffled or plain. Yoke front, elastic back. Sizes 2 to to 16. 3 pairs, $1. Pair Lisle or lisle and rayon ombined. Sizes 2 to Vanity Fair Panties Flesh, white or blue satin-striped rayon. Sizes 13 to 17 79 Self-Help Combinations Lisle or mesh, with long- wearing elastic. Sizes 2 to 12 75¢ Paiamus One and two piece styles, in broad- cloth, batiste, ond seersucker, plain and printed. Sizes 2 to 16 $1.25, $1.65 GmLs’ AND JUNTOR MIssEs’ FurNtsHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. We axtend a cordial invitation to all Mothers to hear a talk by Miss Jones from the Holgate Toy Company “The Right Toys” Tomorrow at 2:30 o’clock Inrant's FURNTSHINGS, FOURTH FLOOR. Then—See Holgate Toys —for pre-school-age children. Gaily colored, scientifically built for concentration. Trr Toy 8rorE, FourtH FLOOR. Specials Assorted Chocolates and Bonbons, wrapped for Mothers’ Day. 2 pounds, 85¢ Woodward & Lothrop As- sorted Milk Chocolates. 2 pounds, $1.50. Caxpy, AsLE 14, Fmst FLOOR. _}- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1937 For Junior Misses A. A side-swinging stripe in pique, $5.95 ‘ B. Cool flower print, plain bound $5.95 . Two-piece dotted chambray____$3.95 ‘D “Farmyard” in linen crash____$}3.95 Wi Children’s Shoes Always Right in White All the family’s young members, from baby to big brother, are here represented in an interesting selection for sports, dress, and every-day wear. ‘ A. T-Strap Sandal in white calf for girls. Si 8Y2 to 12, $4; 12> t 3|zes 2 to $ 2 to $4.50 B. Junior's Whitg Tosc; Cloth Sandal ith cut-outs. Sizes 32 to ;I ut-ou i 2 $6.50 C. White Nu-Buck for boys, with brown calf saddle. Sizes 1 to 6, $5; $5 50 "For Girls Maid of America frocks. Sizes 7 to 16. E. Youngster's print with square piped neck and front smocking $3 F. Sheer cotton print, full skirted, with lace, fagot-trimmed collar $ “Debbies” The Stocking Choice of the Junior Miss 2 pairs $I.25 A favorite because they are cool, a fa- vorite with juniors and mothers because of their inexpensive price. Jane Wandl silk in suntans and beige, with comfort- able elastic garter band. Sizes 82 to 10'%. Hostery, A1siE 17, Fmst FLOOR, Every Day is Sun-Day for Sun and Play Suits 033 We have them for little tykes of 3 to girls of 16. Cottons in prints and plain colors, some overall styles, many styles with matching jackets. Larger sizes in one and two piece models, some with shorts, some with slacks. GmLs’ oD JONIONS' SPORTSWEAR, Poworrs PFLoOR. ¥ Have His Half Socks Match His Suits 35c 3 pairs $1 They may also contrast, if you or he pre- fers, and whichever is desired, here they are. Ribbed and plain, in stripes, novelty cuffs, and plain colors. - Sizes 62 to 9. Tm Boys’ Brorz, Fourt™e FLoOR, For Juveniles Maid of America fiocks. Sizes 3 to 6. G. Pleated print vnth quaint white fischu collar, lace-trimmed $ H. Sports print frock with matching sun suit. White collar and cuffs $2 Gow Boys, Ahoy— Summer is practically here, bringing with it sunny days and lots of time to play— time to return to wash suits. And here is a reminder for mothers—be sure his suits are color-fast, tub-fast, and wear- resisting. We have a fine selection in solid plain colors, including white, navy, brown, tan, blue, and green. The fabrics include the well-known ., “Truespun’ group in poplin (2), and then also broadcloth, linen, pique, twill, seer- sucker, and Oxford cloth. Styled to please boys. Sizes 4 to 10. 5'.65 to 33 ‘Txs Boys’ Srors, Fourtx Prook. ’