Evening Star Newspaper, February 14, 1921, Page 11

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, SEEEEEEEEEEEN Y EEERRELEEENENES LATS ROYAL 2,640 Pairs Pointex Silk Hosiery Offered at a lower price, but qualities are the same as sold heretofore at a higher price FEBRUARY 14, 1921. n SESE NSNS NSNS NN EENEEEENNRER Extra Special From Our February Sale of Furniture g e Only Three More Days to Take Advantage of Our { - 200 Solid Maple Rockers at $2.95 < Clearance Sale of Dmne.r .and China Ware and 1 5% R b Housefurnishings, etc. ! Varnish finish, three-slat back. Made very strong, double-woven rattan scat. & Better act immediately, for many lots are small, and if you wait they will be i All perfect. Suitable for bedroom or porches. Should sell for $4.00, At $2.95. all sold out. Palais Loyal—Fourth Floor. Palais Royal—Fourth Floer. Second Day of Qur Greatest 'ASale of Art Needlework Sensational savings on thousands of dollars’ worth of new Crochet Cottons, Knitting Yarns, Stamped Articles of every kind, and hundreds of other articles that interest needleworkers. No C. O. D.—No Mail Orders Crochet Cotton e .Hank, 0. N. T. Mercerized Crochet 2 Sogmaking socks, 50¢c Cotton, 12 Balls glue, rose, red, garnet, tan, T hit nd rown, coral, purple, 5 n white ai $l.19 purple, green All Women know that the perfect Pointex Silk Hosiery regularly sell for $2.25,$2.50, $3, 33.50, 34 & $4.50. Regular or extra sizes. Choice at ecru. Numbers in drab, navy, Oxford gray, white are 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and also black and white. 33- 70. 12 balls to box. oz. hanks. N RN TR Bucilla Mercerized Crochet Cotton, Box In white only. Num- bers 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 95¢ and 70. 10 balls to box. Free instructions given in knitting and crocheting of yarns dally from 9:30 to 5:30, 10c Embroidery Yarns, 4 Skeins, 25c 7 % / é % % % / N i § R A B RS SRR R R N A R R R R R R R R R s T R. M. C. Mercerized Crochet Cotton, Box oy, "N $1.00 | bers 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 and 70. 10 balls to box. At $1.90. $1.65 Stamped Dressing Sacques On good quality voile, $1 -00 one design for colored lazy daisy work. Colors are pink and white. All made up. 29c Stamped Towels, 5 for Tea and $1.00 glass towels on good linen-finish crash. 5 designs for the simple flazy daisy and French knot work. $1.00 Stamped Scarfs On good qual- > ity needleweave 49C material, 2 designs for the French knot and lazy daisy work. Length, 18x45 inches. ‘or one week only —Orders taken for hemstitching and Picot in Our Art Needlework Depart- ment at 10 cents a yard, C. M. C. Mercerized Crochet Cotton, Box ‘White only. Numbers 30, $l '00 50, 60 and 70. Box con- tains 10 balls. $1.50 Stamped ul;)illowcases. Pair D airs 1n the Tot.” On good 9DC quality tubing. Four pretty designs for white work. 85c Children’s Rompers, 2 for Two dainty de- $1 signs. Stamped on Indian head material. All made up. Sizes 1 to 3 years. 65c Stamped Show Towels, 3 for On good quality cot- $] .00 ton huck. Styles for stripe effects and plain huck material;; 12 assorted pat- terns for the cross stitch, lazy daisy, French knot and pure white work. $1.65 Infants’ Vresses Stamped. On fine quality ba: S9C tiste, three dainty pat- terns for white work. To be made up. Small skeins used for em- broidery on dresses, in all good and wanted shades. 10c Steel Crochet Needles, 6¢ Sizes 4, 5, 6, 7,8, 9, 10 to 14. 35c Stamped Guest Towels, 5 for On good quality cot- $l.00 ton huck, styles are stripe effects and plain huck materials. 12 pretty de- signs for cross stitch, French knot, lazy daisy and pure white work. 25¢ Stamped Toast Covers, 2 for In Indian Head material, two 25C patterns for the colored lazy daisy and French knot work. 65¢ Laundry Bags Made of cre- tonne in colors 49(: of rose and blue, pretty patterns. $2.00 Stamped Gowns, . Each On fine soft quality nain- $l -29 sook. Two pretty pat- terns for white and col- ored work. All made up. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Every pair of these “Pointex” has some very, very slight fault which causes this scrupulous manufacturer to immediately class these stockings as irregulars. turers’ “firsts.” Thousands of women who have worn Poin- tex Hosiery know the superority of these stock= All are made of pure thread silk in full Of the finest silk—rich, luxurious Most are in the dependable heavy weight, also some light-weight ings. fashion style. qualities—sleek and weighty. chiffons. All the New Spring colors ---Gray, Suede, Polo Gray, Castor, Pink, Sky, Gold, Silver, New Tan, Cordovan, also black and white. Many of the “Pointex” irregulars are as good as some manufac- | We were very fortunate this time in obtaining a complete color assortment in both regular and extra sizes. i Buy in dozen and half dozen lots, then | think of Easter giving, for opportunities of | this kind only happen after long intervals. Remember that Pointex Silk Hosiery it perfect would regularly sell for $2.25, $2.50, $3, $3.50, $4 and $4.50. Choice at $1.50 . Sitkk Tulle Nets 4 In all the new colors, hoth evening lmln dark shades. Formerly $1 98 $2.25. At, yard, - Georgette Crepe ; All the new spring colors, both evening and_suple colors.” Fommerly §f 45 $1.75. _At, yard, o Palais Royal—Main Floor. and Trimmings At 49¢, 98¢, $1.49 to $3.98 New Millinery Braids Palais Royal—Main Floor. Not Only New but DIFFERENT WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ Spring Tricotine Suits - el dTA s iT e s wrs R rree Continuing for Tuesday—Sale of Toilet Articles at Reduced Prices Special Purchase and Sale of Mirrors and Brushes—If Perfect Would Sell for $1 to $2. “Seconds.” Some with ring handles, others with regulation long handle. In round Sale Extraordinary! Haas Bros. Silk For the home Milliner or Woman handy with a needle, we offer a wonderfully large selection of all-over braids, flowers, fruits, wreathes, ornaments and fancy feathers, in Trico Tricolette at $1.50 Yd. It doesn’t seem possible that one can buy and bonnet shapes, in white, imitation rosewood and imitation ebony wood, 3275 and §3 Du Barry Pattern Fowder xen an: air = Re- celvers, two styles, at $2 and 3 $5 and $5.75 Ivaleur Hair Brushés, ex- cellent quality bristles, at $4 and $4.75 59c 35¢ L’Ame Face Powder, ,t 25¢ 48¢ 23¢ Woodbury's Facial S0ap, ,< ~ »« 3 cakes for 15¢ Cake Sunset Soap Dyes, all the best shades, 2 cakes for Regularly 45¢ and 49¢, at 3%5c the new Spring styles and colors. Straw Braids and All-Over Straw Webbing 3, 5 and 10 yard picces of Visca, Hair, Satin and Novelty Straws in all the new and staple colors. At $1.49 to $3.98 piece. women and misses. And 3 : 2 3 50c Dreasing Comb : 5 . this nationally known article at such a ri. | at rexsing Combs, 39¢ m:x Pumice Stone, cake 5¢ 3 Yes, if there was a ma. b diculously low price. Well, perhaps nover | ¢, to 81, Hate Brames. soo0 qustty | % Eutes cunce memover 570 All-over Straw Webbing and | terial ‘more popular for - again. However, we secured several thou- ventilated backs, others solid wood s . Cellophane Cloth, 12 to 18 P . 0 50c 35 and 40c Professional Nail )z P! sprine wear the Palais sand yards from a concern at a great price | backmat oo o et ns L 06 C inches wide. All the new PHISSY concession for cash. Most of you no doubt | best quality, all guaranteed, 452 ianeenRely lonr Powter Euaal 10 shades, also black, brown and Royal would be the first to remember the price of this article, or at | *‘5o0 Eipertecto V. Whink 2 : i shi r 2 rda Rose Whiskbrooms, all double sewed; the best least we judge so from the tremendous re- | at ERh e Bessei35¢ quality. S navy. At $2.69, $3.98 to $7.95. present it to Washington 1 [ sponse to Sunday’s announcement. There e o Rl Compactt Rouse, 35 Regularly 59c and GSe, s N it 5 d are three styles to choose from—all good “25¢ Oxsyn Compact Rouge, 19 45¢ ;::-;;I,Anllu::fle qu:l'd ;::mrdy, Finest Quality Batavia Cloth s i : colors. o et ST o mc {‘omxcemw perspiration, at, 37c Batavia cloth promises to be a leading material X P! s P growth of eyelashes and eyebrows, 20 “49c Pyrrochide Tooth Powder e o g e amored hats are. fasmanes e ine | chance of making prices | at 39¢ at 75¢ MEhtoweight material. Colors: Black, B z 2 £ JUST OPENED l 1n3%, Bourdols Germaine Bl::;:“:’owzd;r. - 3oc Bleara Vaniabing Cream 35¢ };?"‘"“' fvy.” henna, Phetsant, New $1.00 | more interesting, the Palais ! i at 3 c Hoe K Col ues, etc., yard, 3 g ; Chel;le.y IBEO;"; cre 1:']]-51“: | | ,.30¢ Nadine Face Powder, 35¢ e °: ":"m = 35¢ New Flower Wreaths at 49¢, 75c, 98¢ to $3.98 Royal would do so. : rinte orentine i e 218 ROY81—Maln Floor. e 5 o —and offered at the astonishingly I * . . Every wanted Flower and Fruit wreath s here L b £ lection in all the new styles and pretty THIS SHOWING INCLUDES STRICTLY TAILORED P iz || Indian Head Cotton Specially Priced | gk il o s el e e L - | $1 25 Yard [ /| ggdmde of heavy round thread; dependable quality. For table runners and scarfs, STRAIGHT-LINE COATS, WITH BELT OR WITHOUT. ; < | . il y;r'l; es wide 230 l a‘M}_;?‘?hcs wide 25C | t44 mdchcs wide 33C New Ornaments and Pins OF COURSE, MANY ARE TRIMMED WITH BRAID. (¢} 1 This is the idcal fabric for kimonos """ Dress Ginghams, 33¢ siatyard Also a new shipment of Imitation Paradise feathers 3 i & C L o _ Navyv = [ and linings. A splendid assortment of i 2 S co Outing Flannels, 15¢ arefliers to aupplyitho deminalo it batriome Mill e, In the always wanted shades—Navy and popular Black—at o, entirely new patterns to choose from. Amoskeag, plain, in pink, blue, light gray, white and dark gray. At 15c yard. | Palais Royal—Second Floor. finished. In small. medium and large check; very desirable for misses' dresses, At 33e yard. $29.50 and $75.00. tions to be found in the city. Palais Royal—Third Floor, Palais Royal—Second Floor. | Palais Royal—Second Floor. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN FINE QUALITY Real French Kid Gloves Regularly $3.75 and $4 Manufacturer’s Surplus Stock of Leather Goods Some are selling below Tuesday—Basement Day—Offering Splendid Saving Attractive Spring Dresses All are perfect. New Blouses, $2.69 Stripe Ticking, 121/2¢ Sk . = cost: - Of Satins, Georgettes and Crepe de Mill lengths of blue stripe ticking for - A s L . - = . at $14 98 Chines. Dainty trimmings of beads, em- most every purpose. Basement Day at Grouped into three lots: ¢ . broidery and braiding. A generous assort- 12Yic yard. 8 ment of styles, including samples of this Lot 1— | Thread Silk Hose, 89¢ Women’s. High spliced heel and double Dresses for Women of every age, with a particularly good showing of attractive youthful styles. winter’s loveliest models, Waistlines and gs\mrbl-&ust;{ are inc]urded in this lot. Sizes to 44. Basement Day at $2.69. . Py Sirs i . | toe. Black or cordovan. First quality. | Nainsook, 23¢ Yard | _ _Sizes 8% to 10. Basement Day at 85c pair. Developed of Taffeta, fine | 3, inches wide. Pajama checks for | Union Suits, 49¢ | All-wool Tricotine, fine qual- men’s and women’s wear. Th i > J = e quality that a ity Mignonettes and All can be used for every purpose, . Basement Women's, Fine rib_cotton, with low Would sell for $3 and $3.50, $1'98 Among this lot are Kodak bags and strap purses, with top or back strap, made of Tokio leather, real Rachette, Persian goat and many other leathers. All are silk lined, fitted with mirror; black and colors. At ]wool Serges. Day at 23c a yard. ggck, no ]sglee\'cs ang lace %ecves. Sizes $1.98 n a choosing variety of the to 42. Basement Day at 49c. i most _popular _ styles. . Straight- School Dresses, 89c | Bed ds, $2.39 Lot 2— 2.1 fine ' model, with circular skirts, | Children's. Of reliable ginghams and | P€USPreads, d. Would Sell for $3.50 to $5, . "‘i;ileml;-,i‘(:"naflfljl‘ s']‘:’g‘é-'m effects. | reps. Plain colors and plaids. Neatly Size 72x90. Of plain white dimity. 1 Four-row, embroidered back; also Paris point asement Day at $14.98. trimmed with white pique collars and cuffs, Hemmed. For home and hospital use. Included are Kodak bags, strap purses stitching. Self and contrastiné colors. Popular also self trimmed, including pockets and double stitched set-in -sleeves. 7 to 14 years. Basement Day at 89c. Front-Lacing Corsets, $2.89 “Palais Royal Specials,” made of coutil and fancy weave materials, low bust and long hips, rubber insets at top, well boned, suitable for the small and average figure. Basement Day at $2.89. Union Suits, 59¢ Women’s. Flesh color. Low neck, no sleeves, shell knees or tight knees. Also Teddy Bears in the lot. Formefly 79c. Basement Day at 59c. Bascment Day at $2.39 each. Women’s Vests, 3 for 53¢ Fine rib cotton vests, low neck and sleeveless. Sizes 38 to 42. Formerly 25c. Basement Day, 3 for 55c. Petticoats, 88¢ Well made. Of black and colored sateen and rosebloom; also floral patterns in taffetine. Neatly tailored. Basement Day Longcloth, $1.48 Pe. Fine quality chamois finish. Fine for and a few leather Handbags, made up in a variety of leathers. Black and colors.. Silk lined; fitted. A wonderful assortment to select from at $2.19. $2.98 Lot 3— Would sell for $5 to $7.50, Strap purses and Kodak bags. Of genu- ine pin Morocco rachette and several other leathers. The variety is too numerous to mention; all the leathers and styles. All are silk lined and fitted. These purses and bags must be seen to be appreciated. At shades : Beaver, mode, tan, gray, white and black. Selected skins, soft and pliable. Formerly $3.75 and $4.00. Tuesday at $3.00 pair. ‘White Kid Gloves, $4.85 20-button length. White. Sizes 514, 534 and 6 only. At $4.85 pair. Gauntlet Gloves, $3.49 In the washable chamois skin, natural colof; also medium weight in glace kid. Regularly $4.50 at $17.98 The materials in some in- stances would cost you the amount asked for these suits. Made of the highest de- sirable materials — all-wool check velours. Coats are silk lined. Basement Day at $17.98. 0 . I Printzess Suits ' i 1 Bleached Muslin, 12V5¢ | - - | In 2 to 5 yard pieces. 1 36 inches wide. Mill lengths. making lingerie. 10 yards to a piece. 19¢ to 25c. Basement Day at 12Vic yard. Palais Royal—Bargaia Basement. Basement Day at $1.48 piece, $2.98. to $6.00. At $3.49. —_—— o GEMONFf Palals Royal—Mata Floor. Palais Royal—Main Floor. <t_ll]l_ll;l.p;l’ll.l.l-l'l'-‘l'lli_l‘l”llIl‘-lIlllllIllll sassunnhiannnenw l.' A ¥