Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-16
'Sronr News FoH SATURDAY
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

10 herr, and the prices are lower than have ever
before prevailed for equal qualities. We shall
place the stock on Dress Parade tomorrow.
and we invite all interested to pay us visit Of
inspection. Conspicuously good values are the
following:
chiidren's Fancy Cloth cloaks, In Navy
Blue and Dark Red sizes to 10 years. 81 for
the smallest size. rise SOC. per size larger.
Misses Brown-striped Cloth Newmarketa
with capes, very shapely and becoming, IL, IA
and 16 years. ~. o.. so, and ss each.
Misses Fine English Cloth Newmarkets in
DARK striped effects, choice garments, sizes II,
Ia. and 16 years, Sill, s12, and sl3 each.
Elegant assortment Of Misses Beaver Cloth
Newnarkets with sash bach, )" both plain and
beautifully braided. with close and angel
sleeves. shades Of Dark Red Navy aud Myrtle
Green. See them By all means
Third noor)
BOYS CLOTHING.
Remember the Boys Strictly All Wool Suits,
at $3.50. as it is bargain OF the first water.
Atwood Cape overcoats for Boys, from 5 to IL
Years, only s5.
Fine Suits and overcoats in great variety.
Prices have been pared down to the lowest prof.
liable point
Handsome Velveteen Kilt Suits for Small
Boys in very attractive shapes. splendid
quality, 20 to 6 years sizes, at 81. The Ellis
WORTH Velvet kits are the "acme" Of perfec-
ton in boys wear Navy Blue. with Scarlet
vest. embroidered in gold 80.
Third foor)
SUPERIOR GLOVES.
We sell only such Gloves as we consider il to
your interest to buy. While there is as much
profit in inferior Gloves as in the finest grades
we won't sell them We want your glove trade
so long as you buy gloves not only for a season
or year. Suede Gloves becoming more and
more popular, and are well stocked with
them; both for Ladies and Misses Misses f.
button Suede Gloves, 81 and sl.35. Ladies'
4-button Suede, 81, Sl.25 and $3.50; s-button
Suede, Sl-65 up.
First floor; center)
MEMS CANTON-FLANNEL DRAWERS
Our New YonS manufacturer of Mems Canton.
Flannel Drawers got frightened at the mildness
Of the weather (which had lessened the denandD
offered us a good part of the balance Of his
stock of a certain line at a sacrifice We relieved
would relieve Us. 1t amounts to nothing more
nor less than 75c. Canton Flannel Drawers for
5Oc.; although We have been selling them as a
special drive at 62lxc. per pair They are
heavy twilled quality Of Bleached Canton Flan-
mel, felled seams, strongly stayed and g1ssetted
and cut full On sale tomorrow morning at
SOC. per pair.
mems door; 10I3Fst)
APRONS.
The sale Of aprons has assumed such proper
tons 1t will hereafter constitute department
in itself. We told You few days ago how hand
some aprons have become See what a variety.
Nurses Aprons at 12H. II, 10, %, and SOC.
each. French Lawn Aprons, embroidered
around bottom and sides. so, 75, and S7J<c
French Lawn Aprons, more deliberately EN-
broidered and hemstitched, 81, 1925, sI.37,
$50, sl.62, sI75, 81, and s225 each
Fancy Scrim and Muslin Aprons, finished with
lace Ind ribbons. French Nainsook Aprons at
$l-25. Multiply each price dozen times and
You get some idea of the variety.
Second Hoor)
MUSLIN GOWNS.
Yet another 100 Dozen of the Fine Muslin
Night-Gowns at 45c. each These are as good
as any ever offered at &c more
Second hoor)
INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFs.
More than thirty qualities and letterings in
Initial Handkerchiefs from 13c for linen to 81
for silk. This entire column would hardly de-
scribe them. We are putting them in shape for
the Holidays and now is as good time as any
to make your selections. The crowd you see
now will not grow less until after Christmas.
We have an unusually good quality of Pure
Linen Hemstitched Initial Handkerchief, in
hand-embroidered letters. at 29c each, @ for
$1.50. in both Mems and ladies' sizes.
First floor, rear of elevators)
THOSE 1926 ALL-wooL BLANKETS.
We sold the "a 25 Atwood Blankets so rapid
Iy we were compelled to take the 20 pairs ont
Of the window. These cannot last long at the
rate they going. and we eau get no more Of
them to sell at this price. A. Reds and SO White
pairs at this writing. and you neglect your own
interest in not securing pair of them, IL you
are in need of Blankets
Only seven dozen Of the 90 25 Sateen Com
forters left These two the best things In
Bed-coyerings we ever offered
Fourth foor)
CoRsETs
ALI the good styles are here. For 75c. the
best Is R. & G. American Coutil, retains its per-
feet shape to the last, double steel in front and
on sides. corded bust, top run with lace and
Ribbon; 1s to 80 in. sizes; 75c
LC. and C. p. are great rivals for your favor
Both shapely, well made. and finished only as
the French can do it. Both sl.50 per pair.
Second foor)
BROADCLOTHS.
"The survival Of the fttest" is amply illus.
trated in these superb cloths Since the manu.
ufacturers ightened their weight they have be-
come more popular than ever. We keep wide
range Of widths, qualities and shades, and sell
them as low. if not lower than they can be pur~
chased in any city Of the Union. 81, sl.25.
$1.5o. 81 and $3.50 per yard. All of the
newest and most desirable shades The latest
name for Mahogany-red is Sunset and IA
very appropriate. China and Gobelin Blues,
Lizard. Myrtle and Olive greens, aud . host of
other shades equally attractive.
CORSET LACINGs.
Round Corset Lacings, cent Per yard Fiat
Linen Corset Lacings, yards long &c. each