Evening star. [volume], September 15, 1922, Page 16, Image 16

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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SCHOOL CLOTHES
That Make the Boy Appear at His Best
and Accomplish the Most
I Why not. then, make sure and certain of quality in the hoys'
school attire. Once you do, you nor the boy will ever re
(tret it. and never be satisfied with clothes that lack quality
in anyway. Then, many a boy will be rid of the reputation
that he is
"HARD OH HIS CLOTHES"
Whereas, the elothes have really been
"hard on the boy"
W? & L* Better Service School Suits
are an Exceptional value at$JL75
Much more than the usual fabrics and tailoring are to be
found in these suits. Though they are not of the finest
woolens, there are few that will wear longer or have more
attention given to endurance in making.
Every suit has two pairs of knickers?7 to 18 year sizes.
Corduroy Suits of a quality |f 'I
that encourage rough wear.. V \J OC > Z
i.et n?t your previous experience wun inierior vornuroy
Suits (if you have been unfortunate enough to buy such)
discourage y'ou into believing that all Corduroys are a poor
investment. We have Corduroys with which t?o fault can
be found, and we have never offered those that gave poor
service.
W, & L. School Blouses, $J
Again quality scores and proves its right to recognition at *
all times. These blouses are superior?collar-attached and
neckband styles. 7 to 14 yea s. White, Stripes. Plain
Khaki, Plain Tan. N
W. & L. School Boys' Knitted
Caps, $1 Ties, 50c
Quality Caps, special at The best value we have
SI. seen this season.
Boys' Sertioo. Fourth floor.
Youths' 2-Trousers
High School Suits $30
Combine high quality with low price
and wear longer because made better.
These suits are made of most rugged fabrics in thoroughly
youthful styles that will appeal to the young fellow putting
on long trousers for the first time, as well as for others who
find this style of garment most appropriate.
IN SIZES 32 TO 36. OR 16 TO 20 YEARS
Special at $22.50
A 1 I^UIUIWW VTA. Jmr-X UiilO UUlkd 1U1 lllg
Undergraduate or High School Youth
Browns, blues and grays. Sizes 31 to 36, or 16 to 20 years.
Men's Clothes Section. Second floor.
School Shoes
The Best You Can Buy
*?are the shoes you want for your school children?and
here are six of our best models; moderately priced.
For Boys For Girls
Illustrated, left to right Illustrated, left to right
Boys' English Mahogany 9LriS? .^h Jj"
Calfskin; welt sole, rubber ^f ,Lace ' ?,/ ,"7'
heels; sizes 2^ to 6. $6 pair. j^r '
Youths' Tan Calf Square > Children's Tan Calf Shoes,
Toe Lace Shoes; welt soles, square toe, spring heel; exrubber
heels; sizes 11 Jd to cellent model; sizes 8'A to
2. $5 pair. n. $5 pa|r.
Boys' Heavy Tan Calf Misses' High Tan Calf
Shoes, new round broad Shoes, square toe and low
toe; perforated tip; sizes heel model; sizes 11J/ to 2.
V/i to 6. $7JO pair. $6 pair.
Children's Shoe Section, Fourth door.
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Open 9:15 A.M. Nev^ York?WASHINGTON?Fai
A Smart Skirt Before Smarting to &
Let Us Corset the
Among new fall models arriv- .. Girl andHerOlde
ing every day or so are some
very attractive ones that A problem that every mother of every da
misses would choose both for front sooner or later?and a problem eas;
style and coloring? our corset section, where there is a speqia
Beautiful velours, boucle. Can- specially designed models to meet the parti
ton crepes, spongeen and growing girl.
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serges?smart checks, stripes Among varied cnarming moaeis are giruico
and mixed color combinations, in softest pink shades, and satins, too, soi
in pleated and gathered models strips of elastic, which gives and yet suppo
?with a dash and air that im- Sectional Girdles?they are priced $5.
mediately win for them ad- T"
miration. expert corsetiere is at the s
Priced $10 ,o 1.8.50 ~
Skirt Section, Third floor. Corset Section, Third floor. *
' A New Sectio
fr* 7 ^ /ms/ Opened
{j J Specialize
[Lfjj rashions
^or
Junior Girl
\V A T Woodward & Lothrop'
( Clp| new section, devoted to tl
/ J ~ ' \l V\ miss and her clothes, she reci
/_JxI /I consideration she deserves Bfvlbs*
/ / opening this section we believe
[ / / iff) filled the long-felt need of a de|
'P that will take care of this p
'j I/||' a&e?ancl the correct dressin:
/11 girl in her teens will be its <
Mi specialty.
I J| Here are her clothes, designee
I tiki b>' those who delight in glorifj
j fj I hood?and who understand so
r ZJMSr dress problems of this period.
y Illustrations picture a few o
/ charming fashions.
?^-7\ May we help you in the impo
task of dressing your Junior
wool dresses ..
silk dresses ....
frankie frocks
w ' wool'skirts
^'S? un^er^arments?anc* G-vm
f ^^Junior^rls^Ney
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An Autographic Qlllv One Mor
Kodak tT*?f O f f c
For the girl who is going I fl ^CllOOl O
away to school; we suggest * * w
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uicot?
No. 2A Folding - Brownie, So you'll want to get your supplies
SSHSS- W Jta" There's everything you'll
No. 2 Autographic Brownie, ^he Stationery Section
takes picture 2^x3j?- $9
and $11. Pencil Boxes; 25c tp $2. \ Small Not
K-Uk seetion, nm floor. Leather Pencil Cases, filled Ppn,
_ with pencils and your name
iMPliri f\11 C stamped in gold on the case, Book Stra
L/CllVw U O 75c. With your name on the r?vnn. ,
\T j Ci ff J pencils and case, $1. '
JNUt-OtUnea ' Fancy-top Pencils, 25c, 35c. . Erasers, 5!
T\ i ; ^ *7ZT tl?. Nickel Nupoint Pencils, 50c. Schdol Ba
U2LteS, /DC 104 'Slates, 30c. Loose-leaf
Special for tomorrow Pencil Pads, 5c, lQc. to 75c.
CMdy Section, Fourth floor. 0tatleMV? lefcttoa, Ftaft FWfcr. ' .
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ris \ Close 6 PJVL
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kh??i A Neglige
, V r\44tyrt F?r ^ Boarding
I uung School Miss
Q* i For tlid 'hours of ease,
+ s* 4A
tuage parties ana confidences,
tfie miss going
tughter must con- away to school . would 1
ily solved here in choose one of these handlized
service?and sojne quilted crepe de chine ?
cular needs of the negliges?lined with soft Iwhite
silk, and in such deof
lovely brocades jectabJe shades as rose, A
ne combiried with lav.en?r:, turcluo,se' l),ak
rts. We call them and old blue.
Priced $18 Hk
ervice of New Blanket Bathrobes, re;
ttill ap- many sty,es and colors. ve
$4 Upward in'
Neglige Section, Third floor.
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t Day Foot Balls
tarts From
; "for sure" to- England
\yant here in Made of the best grade of
English leather, and we
- don't think you'll find any.
? thing better, each ball hande
Books, 5c to 25c. se^ and of regulation size. ?
:ils' lc" Rugby Foot Balls? ?
ps, 10c, 20c. Eclipse, $5. Bi
< Citv. J7.75. ' en
vw. w*y .
^ / scl
c. 10c. Association Soccer Balls
gs, 50c to $2.50. ; Eclipse, $5. .
"%ote Books, 2icf Alliance, $6
Premier, $7.75. Chi
Service, $10. "
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'UT ON A STETSON
nd Note the Quality "Put In" It
Men like to put on a good hat. but they don't
e a hat to "put-on" good quality. That's the
ason btetson Hats gain in tavor and wear,
ar after year. They have quality that is ivput'
and-not "put-on."
Stetson Hats, $7 and $10
W. & L, Hats Begin at $3.50
?W VELOURS of a soft, silky quality. $10.
H?t Section, First floor.
? Men's New Oxfords
That Create New Interest
f
ii a Practical, Everyday Article of Dress
:re are shoes that combine character, correctness,
nfort and clean-cut lines. They are made of leather,
shoemakers, like all other shoes. In the materials
:d they do not differ, but in the use of the materials
:y do. v
iu'11 get a thrill of satisfaction in seeing them, take a
irld of pride in wearing them, and never regret buyf
them?they're so good.
ide expressly for us by the two best shoemakers
men in this country and a famous maker of England,
ere is a style for every man?made just right, for
?v arc tnnwn as?
ident's Model, j A
sfessional Man's Model, <J $12 cind $ 14
nservative Man's Model, j?ut
Man's Model, Pcllf
:nder Man's Model, J,
Shoe Section, Second floor. *
Very Special Value
Diamond-set Onyx Rings
*
?st popular of little finger rings and so very decora
e with the new black frocks of this season, are thcae
gs?of genuine black onvx, set with i small diamond
14-karat white gold. Four of the artistic shapes arc
:tched.
"he Exceptional Value Speaks for Itself,
at $6.50
,iry Section, First floor.
A "Fresh Collar and Cuff Set
or a Smart Tie
-to make attractive the school girVs frocks
PEGGY SETS MIDDY TIES
organdy, plain or lace- Squares, $3.75.
nmed, $1 to $2.50?of eve- Half-square, $1 and $2.
embroidery, $I-of linen. Windsor Ties. 40c to 85c.
irtly trimmed, $1 to $3?of Artists Ties, 75c and $1.
e and lace-trimmed net. C repe de Cnine I'oOr-itlto
$5. Hands, 65c.
Color-Embroidered Taffeta Scallops
in attractive new trimming, in varied shades. $1.50 t
rd.
rear Section. Firtt floor.
An Unusually Good Value in
Klosfit Jersey Bloomers
$3 Pair
t a very large quantity. Cuffed or step-in ityles. in
ivever so vou will want navy, violet, green, blue.
make your selections rust, taupe, grav. orchid and
Jy. flesh. '
ticoat Section. Third floor.
Tell Mother to ON YOUR
Remember DRESSING TABLE
"Pony" These
Stockings Toiletries
when she is buying your Caron's Le Narcisse Noir
hool stockings, for they Perfume, $8J5.
e especially made for
t hard wear they're sure Volnay's Maom Face Powget.
der. $1.50.
,CksbT^r^i.'0fnngr Johanne Manae "Farina
0UgCologne, in wicker-covered
lool boys and girls. ?1.91 to *6.86.
Sues 7 tO 10]/3 Dainty Dressing Table Sets.
50c, 60c, 70c Pair of glass, puff box, candle- j I
sticks and puff. $6 set.
ildren's Hosiery 8ection. Fourth j
?r. Toilet Good* Section. First floor. (
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