Evening Star Newspaper, April 11, 1942, Page 8

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, APRIL 11, 1942. WOODWARD & LOTHROP 10™11™ F aNnD G STREETS : PHoNE DIstrIcT 3300 Store Hours,9:30 to 6:15—Thursdays, 12:30t0 9 United Srign War Savings Stamps are now on sale at all Service Desks excepd the First Floor—both War Stamps and War Bonds are on sale ot ;3@. G Street Branch, U. S. Post Office, 1st floor. £ = tion of leghorns at Leghorn with a lilt—have this PRt S \ long-loved straw in red, spirited P ’ green or turf tan—in a capti- e vating sailor with a wide and 2 ) / wily brim. Headsizes 21V2 = 3 to 22'%. From a collec- 55 = , | MiLLINERY, THIRD FLOOR. - 7 ST E————c—— ‘ ) Go overboard about color—first and foremost because you Strike a Bright Note i : adore wearing it—because it makes you feel as much a part of in the accessories you wear to vitalize beholders. sober colors spring as sunlit forsythia—because (happy by-product) it is practically a synonym for soaring morale and gives a lift to all Imagine this page “in technicolor”—but come, see for yourself, at Woodward & Lothrop, how beautifully and becomingly mad about color fashion has turned. Cotch their sparkle on our First Floor and in our Shoe Section —such fun to choose the colors that flatter you most—the per- fect ‘accessory adventures’’ for all your costumes. Consider: A—Glowing red snakeskin for your winged underarm ;7:,0 bagi=reee Hanpeacs, ASLE 8, Fmst FLOOR. B—Gloved excitement—scar- let, royal blue or turquoise capeskin with hand- ¢ stitched tops 4 GLOVES, AIsLE 18, FrasT FLOOR. C—A huge, brilliantly en- ameled pansy blossom on ¢ a bracelet 4 Gay earring pansies, pair, $2 Prices plus 10% tax COSTUME JEWELRY, AISLE §, Pmsr FLOOR. D—Your handkerchief is boldly patterned with deep pink. cherry blossoms. Sheer cotton with hand-rolled cherry- ‘l colored hem HANDKERCHIEFS, AISLE 17, FIRST FLOOR. E—Lush Victorian red roses, transform a demure white ray- on blouse into a giddy success. Wear the neckline open or closed — whichever becomes NECKWEAR, AlsLE 15, FIRST FLOOR. F—Bright color, of course, for your fingertips and lips—Rev- lon’s up-to-the-second ‘‘Hour Glass” twosome, nail enamel and lipstick to match, ’l'so Plus 10%, tax TOTLETRIES, A1sLE 14, FIrsT FLOOR. G—McCallum makes it fun to wear patriotic cotton stockings. Sheer ribbed lisle in the most joyous colors—yellow, blue, red, green, imprudent pink (a creamy white, too) —wonder- ful with your casua ‘I‘so clothes. Pair___ = i 1—Giddy hair-ribbon bows print an afterncon dress Hosmy, Aucs 1 IERSEIRCCS: ; d e in women's sizes. Sheer rayon, where you like it, ! . L for sleeves ondasoft bedice front; the rest, a heavier rayon crepe. Bright—mimosa, royal blue 5 and green against black or navy ‘29 2> H—Oh, the Joy(ce) of it— ; WoueN's Drzsses, Tamp FLOOR. wearing that lighthearted, . Iighr‘:oo':ed “Lazthcisy" shlce . - =whether youichooselscaict . 2—Cheerful-as-a-whistle is your suit of Celanese or blue cotton duck- 56-95 . : “‘Sea Breeze,” a lightweight rayon that tailors tri- . umphantly. Emphatically bright in “hi-yi" red— and bird's egg blue, snail blue, sea fan yellow, shell pink and Persian green are other blithe g¢ ~ 95 choices. Sizes 10 to 16 |6 I—"Lazy Daisy” em- 7 A \ Misses’ SvrTs, THIRD FPLOOR. broidered belt 8 : ‘WOMEN’s SHOES, SECOND FLOOR. 3—Make your suit-dress memorable with vivid voilet, gala green or valiant red—the same color printed, poster-bold on the attached blouse. Crisp rayon for side-curving skirt and jacket— crepey soft rayon for the blouse. Misses’ sizes s25 Misses’ Dressss, THIRD FLOOR, 4—This little paragon of a rayon-and-cotton two- piecer looks precise as a uniform till you see its colors—shouting red with natural and pine-green, green with natural and yellow, brown with natural and blue, navy with natural and red. Sizes §|6~9’ 12 to 20 BPORTSWEAR, ISessanuc pos: evs i naven: sessvas sl