Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 11

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Satin Metal Cloth, used in conjunction with the Metal Lace Gown, in jade, rose, orchid, turquoise, orange, American beauty with silver or gold, also gold, silver, cteel and old gold. Best quality at $7 vd. Rhinestone T i mmings, Motifs and Bands, Drops and Tassels, smart for hair bandeaux, shoulder straps, girdles, etc. Best quality stones. Bands, 1 row to 9 rows. At $1.25 to $§10.50 vd. Beautiful Dress Flowers, in a riot of colors, of metal, velvet and silk, single flowers und sprays, ranging from $I to $4.95 . each. Silver and gold grapes, 50c to $2.00 each. The popular Bead Motif for side drape, in let, vrystal, Bronze, Irisescent and the Oriental coloring, in many styles and sizes, At §1.25 1o $7.95 each. —_— 7i-ae Notions Sewing Silks, in spring's newest shades, Persian pink, serpent, Venetian, rose, old gold, briar, sandal- wood, oakwood, beige, Day- tona and many other shades. At 10c spool. New Edgings, assorted colors, orange, pink, blue and heliotrope. - Fine qual- ity. At 10c, or 3 yds. for 25c. Pyramid Trimmings, at- tractive and durable, as- sorted colors, pink, blue, brown, black, red and white. At I5c yard. Embroidery ~ Shoulder Strappings, assorted colors, pink, blue, green, black and lavender. At 25c yard. Palaty Royal—Main Floor, The Shopping Center—11th and G Sts.—Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Pres. (] Egyptian and Persian Prints—In wonderful color com- binations, printed on superior quality Crepe de Chine, light and dark background. Priced at $3.49 yard. Signalizing the most Important Silk News of the Year! National Exposition Week of Silks and Home Sewing Week MARCH 5 TO 10—TWO GREAT EVENTS AT THE SAME TIME . Vast quantities of silks have been purchased for this occasion. With the Palais Royal this will be a week of intense selling. Thousands of yards of plain and novelty silks have been especially priced. Not only is it an exposition of authoritative styles, but also a demonstration of exceptional values, which will emphasize the superority of our offerings, making this in reality an economic event of major importance. A wonder- ful group of exquisite Silk Fabrics, some of which will be revealed to you in our show windows, are here in profusion. Such fascinating weaves and brilliant colorings almost baffle description. We will not attempt to detail color assortment, but will enumerate a few of the latest weaves that will be the vogue for spring. Tzigane Crepe Such a force is expressed in this the newest in silk ideas, an Arab printing of unusual beauty. The colorings in this exquisite fabric are particularly alluring. Eight differ- ent color combinations, each one a work of art. Priced at $4.49 yard. Ripple-O Is another new silk creation. A distinctive and exclusive fabric that is charming in the extreme: You will find this article featured in the highest grade costumes. It possesses refinement with elegance. Shown in 12 of the newest spring shades, priced at $5.49 yard. | Crinkled Crepe Imprime A fabric of elegance shown in exclusive designs and colorings, printed on light back- ground, which gives it a particularly rich ap- pearance. Priced at $3.98 yard. Printed Silk Crepe Jetie Another fabric that will surely be a spring favorite; one of the most attractive of the diaphanous fabrics; the colorings are new and particularly fascinating. Priced at $2.98 yard. Then there are the Printed Chiffon Crepes that are equally pretty, also moderately priced at $2.98 yard. Panelle and Rhapsode Are sport silks of unusual beauty. These are shown in a great variety of styles and colorings of check, Bayadere stripes and rich plaids in harmonizing contrasts. Priced at $3.98 yard. There Is a Host of Additional Styles Even with this - extra space, they are too numerous to detail, to say nothing of the tremendous variety of Paisley Silks that we have just received, making the collection the most diversified we have ever shown. Cashmere Crepe Is still another material that will enjoy great popularity. The cashmere patterns are in high favor and are extensively used in combination with plain materials. ~Priced at $3.98 yard. Now Comes the Wonderful Specials That we are offering for Sewing Week, and we will also state that in conjunction with Sewing Week that the McCall Advance Fashion Patterns are prompting special fea- tures as posters, etc., which are prominently displayed with illustrations. These will help you in your decision in selecting your new spring frocks. ‘Read Over These Special Silk Items Carefully--It Will Be ecidedly to Your Advantage—The Silk Week Specials Consist of the Following: $1.98 Pure Silk Taffeta $1.78 Yard Splendid range of colors, both plain | and changeable; plenty of navy and black. $3.39 Silk Homespun at $2.88 | This fabric is shown in choice | heather mixtures in practical street | colors, $3.98 La Flamme at $3.38 This fabric is similar to Kanton Knit, with a surface that represents Star Dust; makes up into charming | blouses and dresses. 82.29 Springtime Crepe $1.88 Yard A knitted silk fabric and new ‘this spring. Fifteen of the newest colors. | 81.75 All-Silk Georgette Crepe, $1.58 Yard A tremendous. seller at the regular price; very exceptional. OCver 100 shades. 2.49 Balkan Crepe. $2.19 Yard A silk and wool fabric that possesses splendid wearing qualities. Twenty shades to choose from. Knit U nderwéar for Spring Kayser Marvel Fit Union Suits, low neck, sleeveless, tight knee, built-up shoulder and bodice. Also’ wide leg and step-in garments. Regular sizes. At $1.00 suit. 2 Kayser Vests and Union Suits, fancy weaves in dainty lace effect stripe in silk mercerized. Vests with low neck, no sleeves and bodice style. At $1.00 and $1.25. Union Suits, Marvel Fit, with low neck and knee length. At $2 and $2.50. : Glove Silk Teddys, in the new shades of maize, coral, green, honey- dew; also flesh and orchid. Some have the popular Persian trimming. At $3.95. New Two-Tone Stockings All-over pure thread silk, full fash- ioned, in black and brown, with wide tailored -seam in back of castor and beaver. At $2.95. Fisk Net Glove Silk Hose, in some new patterns. At $2.50 and $2.95. Martha Four-Foot Hose, of -good quality Jersey silk, guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. - Black and colors. At $3.50. Phoenix Silk Hose—Our new spring stock is here in the new shoe shades, At $1.20 and up to $2.95. Children’s Sports Hose And Socks, with attractive fancy tops in the new color combinations. At 25¢ to $1.00. Boyd’s Patent Silk Hosiery, full fashioned; knitted by .a new process from top to toe in one operation, mak- ing .a very clear silk with pointed heels and an adjustable foot, which can be renewed for 50c by sending to factory. Black and brown. All sizes. At $1.95, . Sheer Hose, also Paris clocks and heavier weights for general wear. The new colors for spring to match frocks, suits and shoes. Priced at $1.50 to $5.25. ‘ Sports Hose, in silk mercerized lisle and cotton; ribbed and plain; also em- broidered clocks. - At $1.00. Palais Royal—Main Fleor. $1.49 Imported Sports Pongee, $1.38 One of the best utility fabrics for | spring dresses. Twenty-five of the | newest sports shades. $2.98 All-Silk Canton i Crepe, $2.68 At present market values this crepe is worth much more, therefore at this lowered price we look for large yard- age disposal. Shown in 25 colors. 83.49 Corkscrew Crepe at $2.88 One of the heavier crepes, of a spiral weave, particularly adapted for suits, dresses and skirts. Fifteen colors, in- cluding black. $1.98 Paisley Georgette $1.78 Yard In wonderful color combinations. $1.98 All-Silk Crepe de Chine $1.78 A heavy box-loom crepe of excep- tional quality; over 50 desirable colors to choose from. The following reductio.s Liave also been made on our standard qualities { of Imported Natural Tan Pongee: $1.29 grade, $1.05 yard. $1.49 grade, $1.33 yard. $1.69 grade, $1.49 yard. $1.98 grade, $1.78 yard. Be sure to save the week of | March 5 to 10th. for Home Sewing Week. Although the week has been designated as Silk W eek, we cannot afford to overlook (neither can you) this wonderful special in All-wool Dress Goods we have repriced for this important occasion. Choose from the following weaves: 411 00l Granite Crepe, 411-W ool Crepe Eponge. All light and supple fabrics that possess suppleness and pliancy so essential to the present mode. The principal colors are Desert, Fox Quaker Gray, Copper, Sphinx, Walnut, Corsair, Almond, Havana, Marine, Midnight and Black. lLW ool Crepe Egypta: All-W ool Nun's Veiling, We strongly urge you to participate in this great six-day event. Silks and Dress Goods Section—Palais Royal—Second Floor. Everything for 11l-W ool Costume Serge. $1.58 Laces A Collection of New Spring Wash Fabrics Worthy of Your Inspection A wonderful showing of the new and smart wash fabrics, both foreign and domestic, for spring. This is Home Sewing Week. Home sewers and dressmakers know that Easter is early this year and you better start now. Imported Dotted and Figured Swisses, the best quality shown in light and | dark grounds with white dots and figures; plenty of the black and dark blue. At 90c yard. | 38 inches wide. Imported Ratine or Eponge, French block design, salt and pepper backgrounds, wonderful values and not to be duplicated. At 65c yard. Imported French Ratines, in wide | range of plain colorings, beautiful quality Plain Domestic Ratines, in the fol- lowing shades: White, pink, light blue, peach, natural, rose, orchid, sunburst, tan, green, gray, tangerine, helio, poinsetta, ma- rine and navy. 36 inches wide. At 48c yard. and finely finished. At $1.00 yard. Imported Figured Swisses, pink, blue, maize, green and rose; ground self- colored figures, also white grounds, dark figures. At 69c yard. Imported Novelty Wash Fabrics in Ratine Voile Effects $1.50, $1.75, $2, A beautiful range of new and desirable dr Also large dot effects, rich and unusual color day effects. At $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25 an French Voiles, highly finished, | round-thread construction, shown in the fol- lowing shades: Maize, corn, peach, pink, tan, salmon, Nile, coral, lavender, copen, gray, tomato, reseda, pink and orchid. At 75c | yard. Martingy Dress Voiles, in all medium and small dots; blue, black, brown, copen, light blue, cadet, red and gray; guar- anteed fast colors. At 59c yard. Plisse Crepe, in fancy designs, in checks; a beautiful lingerie fabric in pink, blue, lavender, green and honeydew. At 33c $2.25 and $2.50 ess fabrics, shown in block designs with dots. ings; something out of the ordinary in every- d $2.50. Imported English Tissue Ginghams, in a big range of the newest colorings and de- signs. A wonderful quality. 30 inches wide. At 39c yard. Silk and Cotton Tissue Ginghams, in a beautiful line of the newest colorings and designs, beautiful soft qualities. At 69c yard. Fancy Lace Check Voiles, for Lin- gerie, shown in the following shades: Light blue, honeydew, lavender, cadet, brown, pink, white and maize. At 59c yard. Shadow Nainsook and Batistes for Lingerie, shown in checks and stripes. Col- ors: Lavender, white, pink, flesh, light blue, cadet and honeydew. ' At 38c yard. Palals Royal—Secona Floor. Spring, 1923, in Art Needlework Women who like beautiful things for the home will find a large assort- ment all ready to embroider. There is a wonderful variety on display. Over two hundred hand-embroidered models in all the new spring, 1923, styles. Stamped Bedspreads, $1.97 to $3.50. Pillowcases, $1.00 to $1.50 pair. Scarfs, pillow and center of tan material, 59 to $1.50. Stamped Ckhildren’s Dresses, up to 8 years, 59¢ to $2.50. Stamped Children’s Rompers, 59 to §1 Novelty House Dresses, $1.00 to $1.25. Novelty Underwear, $1.00 to $1.85. Novelty Fudge and Tea Aprons, 25c to 85c. Huck and Turkish Towels at 35c to 1.25. Tea and Kitchen Towels, 19¢ to 25c. Three-piece Buffet Sets, at 25 Bridge Covers, at 39 to $1.25. Toast Covers, 25c to 45c. Noah Ark, nursery sets and manageric of toy animals, at 25c. Also showing complete line of Silk and Wool Shetland Floss, for knitting the eyelet weight sweaters. Come in, our instructor will show you how easy it is to make these beau- tiful things. Silk and Wool Knitting Yarns, in all the new spring shades: white, tangerine, turquoise, black, jade, red, navy, pink, etc. 1-oz. balls. Specially priced at 19c¢ ball. Palais Royal—Main Floor. For the Boyé New spring and Easter offerings of quality clothes at attractive prices. All the new smart models and weaves. Fine quality all-wool Two-Trousers Suits for boys 7 to 18. At $9.95, $12.50 to $20.00. Extra Size Suits For Big Boys, 18, 19 and 20. Finest all-wool fabrics. At $22.50 and $25. gltz 2(7).95. $9.95 to Suits for Little Boys, fine grade pure worsted blue serges and tweeds; Eton, ! Little Boys’ Spring Reefers, of smart tweed and blue .serges; strictly all wool. Norfolk and Balkan, Oliver Twist and , middy styles. At $4.95 to $9.95. Palals Royal—Main Floor, Paisley Allover Laces, 36 inches wide.. In color- ings that tone in with any collar. At $3.50 yard. Crepe Chiffon, in the new Easter shades, also black and white. At §1.75 yard. Real Filet and Real Irish Lace Edges and Insertions. From the Yiinch width to the 5inch. At 20c to 35¢ yard. Bertha Laces, in Spanish effects; all the wanted colors, including Paisley and two-tone effects. At $1.00 to $2.00 yard. Palais Royal—Main Floor. Ribbons “The Vogue decrees that Rib/ons shall decorate,” and, logically, hundreds of different kinds of beautiful ribbons have been as- sembled for all purposes, including _the beautiful Paisleys, Egyptian effects. Ombre on Satin, Moire and Taffeta grounds, including all the new spring shades of Almond and Tarragan green, cocoa, strawberry, as well as navy, negre, jade, ete. Y to 10 inches wide. Prices range from 25c to $3.50 vard. Silver and Gold Hair Bands for Evening Gowns, at $1.25 to $3.50. New Ribbons, including Moire, Taffeta, Brocade and Fancy Stripes, etc. In all colors and_ combinations, etc. 5 to 6% inches wide, for Millinery, Girdles, etc. Values up to 75c. At 39 yard. Moire Satin, Faille, Two Tones, Ombre and Black and White effects, 5% to 8 inches wide. All colors. At 39c vard. New Ribbons called Queen of Blossoms, dotted in gold and silver or moire, and satin ground, also two- tone effects, with picot edge, Y, to 6% inches, for dress trimmings and_ millinery, etc. At 25c to $1.39 yard. New Ribbons, including Picot edges, two-tone satin, Taffetas, Moire, etc. Y% to 1Y, inches wide. Large range of colors. Falues up to 3% yard. At 10c yard. Palats Royal—Main Floor. LY s s o & ar oy - s ¢ vk oe Car P S U T g™ e omoa o > L) SEEEEE NS ENGESENENNEREENEENENERNS v EE SN N ERAREEREREEEEEEESRR