Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1922, Page 16

—— UPPERTREASURYFLOOR. SSEEEEEEEEEEEN] IIII-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII lllllII.I!-IKIIIII‘IIIIIA.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' LR R R RN TieDALAIS RQOYAL| The Shopping, Center—11th and G Sta. TWO-THIRDS COMPLETED g fi':cconstmcllnn Work Is Expected {ito Be Finished About Time of H Opening Fiscal Year. Reconstruction of the top floor of the Treasury building, whioh will téansfer approximatgly 12,000 square feet of old storage space into bright- i 1y; lighted and commodious offices, his been about two-thirds completed, ‘Wijlliam Y. Brady, superintendent of construction, estimates, and the work i3;expected to be complete about the the entire new space will be taken over by Treasury offices already lo- cated in that building, and no offices lagated in outside buildings will be nioved in. The principal parts of the Treasury Department to benefit ‘will be the office of internal revenue, which is one of the most rapidly growing arms of the government; the director of the mint, and the supervising architect. The reconstruction work is of unu- sual nature, rooms being made from storage space, where the roof sloped doewn to the outer side almost to the figor. The same roof is being used, by culting it off at the eaves and also atia joint further back. The old root ig lifted from a slanting position to R level, walls are built on either side, and the new room appears where once there was a dark closet. The construction s but a continua- tion of a similar kind of change started long ago, but which is now being completed, adding almost a new story to the building. TOTAL OF 64,314 PUPILS ' ENROLLED IN SCHOOLS Ingrease of 2,679 Over the Num- ber Reported on May 3 of Last Year. Statistics compiled by school au- thorities show that there are 64,314 children _enrolled in the District public schools, or ‘2,679 more than on Magy 3, last year. The largest increase was in the high schools. The figures show that the enrollment in these institutions gained 1,833 The increase in the graded school enrollment was 750, and the normal school, 96. ‘The present enrollment in the high schools follows: Central, 3,192; East- erni, 1,001; Western, 957; Business, 1.371; McKinley, 1,371; Armstrong. 1.026, and Dunbar, 1,556. The Co- lufnbia Junior High School enroll- ment is 729, and Shaw Junior High Scliool, 437. Armstrong shows the greatest gain inithe enroliment in the high schools. | This institution has 317 more stu- dets than on last May 3. [Eastern| was next with an increase of 245 | -students, and McKinley, third, with 227, Enrollment increases in the other hi schools as shown by the sta- tiftics are: Central, 200; Western, 182; Business, 175, and Dunbar, 146. GUILD IS ESTABLISHED. Catholic Men’s Council Forms Dra- njatic and Musical Organization. “The St. Cyprian’s Players,” a dra- matic and musical guild, was estab- lisled at a special meeting of the St. Cvprian’s Council, National Council of Cagholic Men, in the church hall, Oficers of the players, elected for the coming year, follow: Director, Am- brose Jackson; assistant dicestors, Edward Hager and Francis Gillem, and business manager, Francis Bpriggs. Included among the players, are Mrs. Bertina Rudistll, Mrs_Imogene Queen, | gy Alphonso Johnson, Frank Wood, Miss Olive Matthew, Clementine Gordon,!gy Eisie Castor, Lena Rosier, Estelle| Young, Mrs. F. Gillem, Willlam g‘l:eenan, Francis Greenfleld ‘A musical section under the direo-! tion of Miss Louise Butler and Miss Fannie Hall has been established and | o will include a choral society glee club and a small orchestra. ™ ASKS TEACHERS TO MEET. : Supt. Ballou Summons Instructors |@ of Minor Grades." " Teachers of the kindergarten, first, gy second, third and fourth grades of the public ‘schools of the first nine divi- sions were notified by Supt. Frank W. Ballou to attend a meeting at the |l Wilson Normal School:tomorrow aft- ernoon at 3:30 o'clock. Bliss Agnes L. Rogers, professor of education in Goucher College, will speak on “Edu- Il cational Tests for Children of Fromig Four to Eight Years of Age.” Teachers of afternoon one-half-day | g classes, the superintendent said, wiil be excused to attend the meeting. ] HERE TO GET FUGITIVE. _ |® Detective Dorrity of Buffalo, N. Y., u reached this city yesterday, havl come to get Raymond Martlew, s dier, who Saturday night surende: to police of the first precinct and sald he was wanted in Buffalo for shoot- ing a baker and also was wanted as a fugitive from a state reformatory in New York. The visiting detec- tive is being entertained by Detec: tives Kelly and Scrivener during hi $3.98 Kelly Tweed Hats, Friday Only, $1.98 The wanted colors. Popular rolled brim styles—Second Floor. Wire Frames, Friday Gnly, 49¢ Best !hl}\)e!, in large, medium and _lml! styles—Second Floor. 'st. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. shades. $5, $5.95 and $6.95 . Suit Blouses, Friday Only, $3.95 0dd Overblouses, in suit or light All sizes—Third Floor. $5 Tricolette Blouses, Friday Only, $3.50 Slip-over sports styles; collar- less or Peter Pan effects. $3.50— Third Floor. 100 WOnderful Friday Bargains . Our Big Week End Bargain Day. We offer 100 selected lots of current new merchandise at Prices Reduced for Friday only. This includes ready-to-wear things, goods by the yard and things for the home. Remember, these items are not obtainable on other days at these prices.. No phone orders on advertised items. .$3.95 and $4.50 Silk Hose Friday Only, $1.95 Full fashioned. with Paris clocks: black; seconds. Regularly $2.59 black, with white embroidery silk clocks; “firsts”; full fash- ioned—Main Floor. Women’s 75¢c and $1 Hose, Friday Only, 49c Pair Silk and Lisle; full-fashioned. Also silk and fiber. Seamed back. “Seconds.” Lisle and cotton, plain and drop-stitch. Seamed back. I‘;l-n black, white and colors. Perfect—Main oor. ' Women’s and Children’s Hose, Friday Only, 3 Prs., 89¢ Women’s Fiber Silk and Lisle and Cotton Hose. All sizes. Children’s 35¢ to 39¢ Im- ported and Domestic Socks. Plain colors and fancy tops. Sizes 4 to 9%.—Main Floor. and 50c Sports Hose, Friday Only, 2 Pairs, 49c Including seconds in children’s. English ribbed. Sizes 6 to 10. Children’s 3;-length Sports Hose, first quality. Sizes 7 to 10. Also ‘Women’s Onyx Seamed Back Hose. First quality.—Main Floor. Women’s $1.50 and $1.59 Silk Hose, Friday Only, $1.19 Thread silk, super-fashioned. Black, white and colors. 909, Conqueror, Onyx and other makes. All perfect—Main Floor. Women’s $1.95 and $2.25 * Sports Hose, $1.69 Li'ghl-weight Silk-and-wool Sports Hose, plain and embroidered clocks. Also vertical stripe_silk mercerized hose.—Main or. Ready-to-Wear Hats Friday Only, $1.75 125 chic hats for utility wear. Desirable ;:!'yles and colors, greatly reduced.—Second oor. $22 te $25 New Spring Dresses, Friday Only, $19.75 ' Beaded and embroidered; slender and bouffant lines. Spring shades. Sizes 14 to 42. —Third Floor. $38 to $45 New Spring Dresses, Friday Only, $33.50 Of taffeta, smart models. Beautifully beaded, colored embrojdery, bouffant, circular skirts, tunics, ruffles, loose and puff sleeves. For all occasions. In black, brown and navy. Sizes 14 to 42—Third Floor. $25 Tweed Suits, Friday - Only, $16.75 For sports, street and business wear. Fashioned of all-wool tweeds. Novel touches, narrow belts. Leather and bone buttons. Skirts are well cut. Sizes 14 to 44. Colors.— Third Floor. Polly Prim Aprons, Friday Only, 59¢ Chambray and gingham. Washable colors. —Third Floor. Women’s $1.98 Petticoats, Friday Only, $1.33 Websterloom and Sateen. All sizes. Black and colors—Third Floor. Dressing Sacques, Friday Only, 69c . Of percale in practical washable colors. Full sizes—Third Floor. Children’s 50c and 59¢ Hose, Friday Only, 2 Pairs, 89¢ English Ribbed Sports Hose, % length; roll top. Colors and two-toned mixtures. Sizes 6 to 10.—Main Fldor. Women’s 39¢ and 50c Hose, Friday Only, 3 Pairs, 89¢ Silk fiber, lisle and cotton, in black, white and colors. Majority are firsts. Onyx and Burson makes.—Main Floor. Women’s 75¢ Union Suits, Friday Only, 55¢ “Marshall Field® make. Spring weight. Tailored tops and bodice. Also envelope style. All sizes—Main Floor. Women’s 85¢ “Three-Piece” . Suits, Friday Only, 69¢ Low neck, tailored tops and bodice. Tight knee and umbrella style. All sizes—Main Floor. . 2 Women’s 50c Underwear, Friday Only, 39¢ Including Jersey Knit Pants, tight knee: Jumbo size. Low neck, ribbed Kayser vests, tailored tops and bodice—Main Floor. —* Nomen’s 35¢ Vests, Friday Only, 2 for 49¢ Low neck, ribbed, tailored top and bodice. All sizes and all perfect.—Main e Women’s $1.25 Union Suits, -Friday Only, 95¢ . Seal Pax. Shoulder strap and bm::ilce. White: and pink. Sizes 36 to 44.—Main oyshform. Brassi Friday Only, $1.95 Skinner’s satin. Sizes 34 to 46.—Third Floor, 29c Mesh Bandeaux, Friday Only, 19¢ joor. Splendid Kimonos, Friday Only, $1.66 Serpentine Crepe, plain colors. Empire and hubbard styles—Third Floor. Children’s Dresses, Friday Only, $3.00 15 styles of Organdie and Swiss. Embroid- ered and medallion trimmed. Sizes to 16— Third Floor. Middy Blouses, Friday 2 Only, $1.00 Made of linene, Ramie linen and Lonsdale jean, in white and colors. Sizes for children, ‘misses and women.—Third Floor. [y Perfect Window Shades |Special Prices Friday Only 69c Water-color Opaque Shades, 39c each. - 98c Best Oil Opaque Shades, 79¢ each. ° $1.69 Duplex Shades on Hartshorn roll- ers, $L19 each, . $1.49 Holland Shades on Hartshorn roll- ers, at 99c each. ‘ $195 Sunfast Holland Shades on Hart- «f shorn rollers, $1.39 each. Paleis Royal—Second Floer. 25¢ to 49c Curtain Material Friday Only, 15¢ . Marquisette, Voile, Scrim, etc. full bolts—Second Floor. - $2.50 and $2.95 Curtains " Friday Only, $1.85 " 0f Voile apd Marquisette. Lace insertions; Part and .others with edge- ond Floor. Hemstitched Curtains 4,000 Yards $1.49 Plain and Fancy Silks Friday Only ' $1.29 Yard A saving of 20c is certainly worth con- sideringes especially so when you can choose from such desirable fabrics as Mes- saline, Corean Crepe and Panorama Prints. The Messaline is shown in a splendid color assortment. Plenty of navy and black. Panorama Prints are suitable for kimonos and linings, and the Corean Crepe is shown in colors that are guaranteed to launder. $2.49 and $2.69 All-Wool Tricotine and French Serge Friday Only, Yd., $1.98 . 46 to 56 inches wide. The tricotine i shown in brown, navy and black. And the French Serge in a splendid range of wanted colors. 89c Printed Cotton Messaline Friday Only, 75¢ This material has the appearance of satin. The designs are entirely new, and the color- ings are particularly attractive.—Second Floor. Women’s Satin Boudoir Slippers Friday Only, $1.25 Quilted, with pompon and padded soles Sizes 2% to 8—Second Floor. Ribbons Specially Priced For Friday Only Taffeta Ribbons, with polka dot and fancy stripes. 5%, inches wide. Friday only, 23c Colored Cire Ribbons, 55 inches wide. Friday only, 95c yard. Wash Satin Ribbons, figured designs in pink, blue and white. 10 yards to piece. No. 1 and 13%. Friday only, 33c ‘and 45c yard— Main Floor. $1 Stamped Suede-like Tams, Friday Only, 25¢ Several pretty designs for yarn and silk embroidery. Colors.—Main Floor. 59c to 79c Stamped Tan- Pieces, Friday Only, 37¢ Odds and ends in 36-inch Centers, Scarfs, Pillow Tops. Four patterns.—Main Floor. $1 to $1.39 Stamped Table Covers, Friday Only, 69c Odds and ends on white needleweave and unbleached muslin. Two dainty designs.— Main Floor. " Infants’ Shirts and Bands Friday Only, 39¢ Various weights, some silk and wool. Sizes to 2 years.—Third Floor. tee years: ThipHEMO0 olonls L 50c and $1 Yard Silk-and- Wool Krimmer, Friday Only, 35¢c and 75¢ Yard Sweaters and Dress Collars and Cuffs, 2 and 4 inches wide. White and colors— Trimming Department—Main Floor. 50c, 85¢c, $1 and $2 Krimmers Friday Only, 40¢, 65¢, 75¢ —colors. Women’s Coats and Capes Friday only, $22.50 All silk lined, novelty buttons and fasten- ings. Tabs with tassel and rosettes. Coats for sports and dressy capes. In navy, black, ;:aln and mixtures. Sizes 14 to 44—Third loor. ¢ : $4.50 Bedspreads, Friday Only, $3.50 Size 78x80 inches. White satin finished. Scalloped edge and cut corners—Second Floor. . $1.25 Bleached Sheets Friday Only, 90c Size 76x90 inches. Heavy closely woven cotton. No dressing. Seamless.—Second Floor. 25¢ Pillowcases, Friday Only, 17¢ Size 42x36 inches. Bleached cotton. With wide hems—Friday only, 17c each—Second | Floor. Linen Fabric Paper, Friday Only, 50c “Plaza Lawn,” in pink, blue, buff and white. 72 sheets and 72 envelopes.—Main Floor. Toilet Specials Priced for Friday Only 3% Prophylactic Teothbrushes, 28c esch. $1t0 Ostex Boudotr Manicurs' Sets, $1.19. 255 Lo Flosting. Gastile,Sotp. 21e oake. n Floa s p, 2lc cake. 39 Bed Rubber Byringe Tubisg, 230 strip. Main Floor. Furniture—Special Prices for Friday Only Solid Osk or Mahogany.finish Ocstumers, Fridsy euly, .49, 2 Bolid Oak Blacking Box, Friday ealy, 3 Bamboo hun-":.‘f, Friday only, 58c. L PRy Couch Bed, size inches, Friday only, TR PR S S 5 i ourth Floor. REEREREREREEEE L EEL £ gNow in Pfogrem—Sale of zDe Luxe Company 3Grass Rugs zflalf Retail Value The best ever. 10 patterns to choose 3 from. All sizes from 18x36 inches to FE Sl o ok o o R ko o % 9x12 feet. 2 Regularly Size Sale Price ) $1495 9x12 feet, $7.45 2 $1295 8x10 feet, $6.45 - $895 6x9 feet, $448 - $695 4%x7Y; feet, $345 $295 3x6 feet, $1.45 3 - $175 27x54 inches, 8¢ 95c 18x35 inches, 45¢ ) Palais Royal—Second Floor. ¢ E ol of o ok ok ok R kR o o kb Y Little Tots’ Garments Friday Only, $1 One table filled with rompers, creepers and dresses. 1 to 6 years—Third Floor. Housewares Specially Priced For Friday Only 69c Gray Enamel Tea Kettle, Friday only, 39c—5-quart size. Slight imperfections. 49c Aluminum Saucepan, Friday only, 29c— E-q\aalrt size, with cover and sanitary cold andle. $1.25 Universal Food Ch r, Friday only, 79c—Three cutting knives—fine, medium and coarse. $1.98 “Mrs. Potts” Sad Irons, Friday only, hwdl omplete set of 3 irons, stand axlz’('l andle. $349 Upright Electric Toasters, Fri Attractive styles for boy or girl., Men’s $1.50 B.V.D. Union Suits Friday Only, $1.10 Of Checked Nainsook—Friday only, $110. —Main Floor. = Men’s: $1.50 Athletic Union Suits, Friday Only, 95¢ Of extra fine count, check nainsook, with closed crotch and elastic back. Sizes 34 to 42. —Main Floor. | Men’s $2.50 and $3 Woven Madras Shirts, Friday § Only, $1.55 In neat and cluster stripes. All woven. Also white. Sizes 14 to 17.—Main Floor. Men’s 20c and 35¢ Soft Col- lars, Friday Only, 10c 300 Arrow Brand Soft Collars. All perfect and clean. Sizes 13%, 14, 15, 16, 16}, 17 and 17%.—Main Floor. Men’s $1.75 Union Suits Friday Only, 95¢ Medium-weight ecru ribbed suits, closed crotch and form-fitting. Sizes 42, 44 and 46— Main Floor. Mer’s and Young Men’s $40 to $65 Overcoats, Friday Only, $22.75 Our entire stock goes out at this amazingly low price. All-wool plaid back and double fabricked fabrics; Skinner’s satin lined. Made to sell at the beginning of the season at $40 to $65. Sizes 33 to 40—Main Floor. . Men’s Top Coats Friday Only, $22.45 Desirable staple Chesterfield style in all- wool Oxford gray unfinished worsteds. Regu- lFaIr sizes, 35 to 42. Stout sizes, 37 to 44.—Main oor. Boys’ $1.50 to $1.95 Wash Suits Friday Only, $1.19 Over 800 good-quality Wash Suits. Stand- ard, fast-colored, durable fabrics, such as Peggy, Galateas, Repps, Twills, Daytona Cloths, etc. Smart models, jn Oliver Twist, Middy, Junior Norfolk, Short Russian and other good styles. Both short and long sleeves. Over twenty different styles to select from. $1.50 to $1.95 values. Sizes 3 to 8 Friday only, $L19~Main Floor. Boys’ $1.25 Knickers, Friday Only, 95¢ Of good quality Cheviots, Cassimeres and Tweeds. Seams strongly taped. 7 to 16 years. —Main Floor. Boys’ $1 Blouses, Friday Only, 49¢ Of madras and percale, with attached col- lars. Sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9 enly.—Main Floor. China & Glassware Specially Priced for Friday Only 98c_4-piece Mixing Bowl Set, Friday only, 69c—Smooth, yellow finish. $125 Dinner Plates, Friday only, 6 for 59c— Full size, of decorated porcelain. 32-piece Dinner Friday only, $298— gold decoration. 89c White Stone Slop Jars, Friday only, 50c —with bail and cover. 10c Cups and Saucers, Friday only, 5c each— decorated. Sghtly imperfect. 10c Ice Tea Glasses, Fprldly only, 6 for 39c— colonial clear crystal. re. Martlew says he is will- s ly, $225—Heavily nickeled and | . Eoieenton- fhadn | Wi s ahiinss v Friday Only, 89 andt oo T i Shipe e g Hop | wisnd, hicer, Frdey oly, So-glin (85 to his gullt of having shot ‘tpe ‘M hi ) O scitsn and marquisétte.- Second.Floor. Dt 4, ts—-mnlil:):h widths.—Trimming day only, e K Fridey ‘only e $298 China Dresser Set, Friday only, $1 set ber o« houdup o butalo 3¢ g Handkerchief Specials for : : : Department=MaljFloort L e [ O B ey e || = Sipleceriecpialetl Sos s s Friday Only Notion Specials Priced for 1.25 Silk Cord Gi enameled. S SCITEN TDaNet T ey e ek e = Wemes's Pure Linea Handkarohiefs, oslers asd Friday Only $1. L 9! irdles, 7c Wool Soap, Friday only, 6 bars, 285c— | ' 10c Sait and Pepper Shakers, Friday only, e e e, ey | o e e ik ¢ T AT Non.adfatable Dros Torms, Fray odly, $37 Friday Only, $1 Good for laundey or bath, $c each—in blue and white china. E‘E%i‘é’%:"gg}gfifi ‘EE':':.E':’ : dzm.:;: g",?-f;‘":_:m:‘%' “"i", bl 15 2 ) o %&% With sillc or chenill usIu)e.l,. White, black m?i: e el D | s B = St S hctont Haaderontetes“Sha ‘dasen Golieve Bix-Baith Thresd, Friday oniy, 140 wpoel, - and _ colors.— ng Department n | pounds. edge. 2 2 —_— o Main Floor. S Fourth Floor. | Fourth Floor. TEN Burgai Fr ins—3,000 yds ds—35c yd. Val * Bargain Basement Friday Bargains—3,000 yds. Wash Dress Goods—35¢ yd. Values—at 20c loomers, ol 4 < 3 10y 4 ‘ 3 i tieres. Fi3 5 : ml:arcz;-z:‘::c r::;n}%.:“ ironing ..‘.’.'3{,’« n,n:d'lézfl;'éo zome with q“alltyr Friday at 20c.—Palais Rfiyal Bar’ga“‘ B?sefnent‘ : nl:w&’a’ ll-h.m;fik, cordovan, orgo;nn -t’rl”p‘e’:—dhao!:tg-{l col- p g s 'hamoisette Gloves Dress Goods, Friday, 10c Yard Cotton Crash; Friday, 5¢ Yard ports : %fldmofi'wasr: jamas ggc Grze, Ginghams, Crepes, i’el’ca.le:,‘{iuslins. Mill ends, '16-inch. Unblu:hc:L Fora yh’-pd' and roller fii’. Gn’y’,.l ;;: 3 :-% 3;’7’1;;3*‘ 4 |n | ,‘.‘?‘ Shirred. otners |y Women's. Diack ang whiea. 2 M‘L’m towels. o U rives, eray ana | | e el oers, braces; = : 1 e, Friday at = = - r covered. D . 3 . ins. o yar Limousines % Friday only, 79¢ Also Stk .rm-g'.? ‘color Combination Lot $1.00 Table Cloths at 75c i 3111:’1'5.53: vaces i | T e Beiice SR up 48 atsns ] Some with 1ace yokes. combinations. 'ombination Lot, 15¢ Yard e e . inside shirt pocket. = Por Hour - ——————————————1 (Crepes, Ginghams, Percales, Muslins and Nain- Of damask, in pretty floral patterns, with hem- 35¢ Jersey Knit Bloomers u::-::m : ‘l .50 to. ‘g 50 Corsets :'2,.,":5 Sp‘rzb.lstgfllom sooks. Lengths 2 to 8 yards—many matching. stitched borders. 25¢ Boy:’ Hose Fn'dqy,z Pairs, 50c 780 Oity n'd Al ay, il Frl.d H = 7 2 Fril w ’.'rl'day 3P¢in 490 ‘Women's, reinforced and with TAXIOAD Cov : e R—coutll and brocads; 19 to un"!n‘.’;'fl‘"‘"‘"“’ fatfeaties: S;g:g;':lrz?‘ld:;l lizea.ays’cme‘:llfghptl,;w;.oiled. l-‘of :gn‘;?flm’m. etc.agmt !Jcfih{fn. sisen bed’ Brown Hose. 3 to 11 ;;:;;;;:; Sait 2400 16th St. X.W. . . . o . o = g:d Br:#ogsfmdm AM‘;‘G ‘cglm?)d:l fozt T;;an Beds, | fr, j‘:’;‘ggcw"d Hose $5.98 Wo’gl Serge and Velour Dresses, :gg%.fl%’.”vcm Bodice ay only riday ) : rida; 49 - sy s6to " T 7 : Hook back; sises 83 to 43. Choaiebii Galityicaty WA b sl 1 Do Smoma: SPorts: Greem. BE | oy raightline—silk emhoid%,%’t’fifiin’i—t?men’s and misses”. | 79¢ Boys® Union Saits 7 Pn . ‘3;:‘ Wo?;r'ali?sce : $7.95 T;_veed aa:il Tricotine Dresses, i_lfigilk film”c _}ta repe Dresses, Friday, 39 & @ o e iday, 2 Pairs, - Frida at $5.00 i eay oY riday, $7.98 kneelength. ., - ‘“" = Sg auBiack. Tiseced aizes 9 to 10 Spring s les—wome‘ny'- and ny:iuei'—fgaight and waist line, mx:,m.guh :lllnfu'“, i Straightline—some with werlzlosu{e—silk embroidery trimming. L:-:: e: Scarfs,Centers, etc > : ® 25c Ribbed Hose embroidery trimmed. _______ | 50c Turkish Towels ARinew—sll sizs $1.50 Values, Friday, $1 ® Friday, 2 Poirs, 35c $10 Women’s and Misses’ Tweed Suits, | Friday, 3 for $1 / ; : Qo ow Aprons, Al lineri—worth mueh’. ‘more [} Tevenli: Black; 6 to 9% sises. | Friday Only at 7 71y 7] Double fhraed-estza. eavy. \ : Friday Only at 76c than 3L iy B Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. With Inverted Pleated Coat, patch pockets and belt. All sizes. | Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. Wash materials—braid trimming—as enveloping as a dress. Palais Royal—Bargain Basement. » I...--...I..!.....-.l..-l-.'.-l.llI-I'I.....l----‘...I..--..-‘--I./....--'--.I.-I...-.Il’l.l..l-..--. »